rejunction
/ˌriːˈdʒʌŋ(k)ʃn/noun
The action of rejoin; reunion, reassembly, putting or coming together again.
Origin
Early 17th century. From re- + -junction. Compare post-classical Latin rejunctio reunion, Middle French rejonction. Compare earlier disjunction, adjunction, reconjunction, and later junction.
- good neighbourship
- goodness
- goodness of fit
- good news
- Good News Bible
- goodnight
- goodo
- good-oh
- good oil
- good old boy
- good (or bad or poor) show!
- good (or nice) thinking
- good (or the best of) luck
- Good Parliament
- Goodpasture
- good-paying
- good people
- good-plucked
- good-quality
- good question
- good riddance
- goods and chattels
- good-selling
- good sense
- good-sister