Reintegrate
What it means
To bring someone or something back into a functioning whole or community.
Reach for it when describing restored participation after separation
The program helped injured workers reintegrate into their teams gradually.
To bring someone or something back into a functioning whole or community.
Reach for it when describing restored participation after separation
The program helped injured workers reintegrate into their teams gradually.
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everyday
Fits when a prior role or condition returns
Careful Restore does not specify inclusion.
warm
Fits when relationships and belonging resume
Careful Connection alone is not integration.
warm
Fits when separated people come together again
Careful Reunion does not ensure functioning membership.
professional
readmit
Fits when formal membership is restored
Careful Readmission may lack social support.
formal
assimilate again
Fits when absorption into a dominant group is intended
Careful Assimilation can erase distinct identity.
formal
reincorporate
Fits when an element returns to an organized body
Careful The term sounds administrative.
reintegrate into society
Support helped former patients reintegrate into society.
successfully reintegrate
The rescued birds successfully reintegrated with the flock.
reintegrate team members
Flexible hours helped reintegrate team members after leave.
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