reconvene Definition
to meet again or come together after a break or separation, especially for a formal meeting.
Using reconvene: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "reconvene" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The meeting will reconvene tomorrow morning at 9 am.
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After a short break, the court will reconvene to hear the next witness.
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The committee decided to reconvene in two weeks to discuss the matter further.
reconvene Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with reconvene
to call back members of a group or organization to continue a meeting or discussion
Example
The chairman decided to reconvene the assembly to discuss the new proposal.
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The judge ordered to reconvene the hearing after the lunch break.
to restart discussions or negotiations that were previously suspended or postponed
Example
The two sides agreed to reconvene the negotiations next month.
Origins of reconvene
from Latin 'convenire', meaning 'to come together'
Summary: reconvene in Brief
'Reconvene' [ˌriːkənˈviːn] means to meet again or come together after a break or separation, especially for a formal meeting. It is often used in legal proceedings, meetings, and negotiations, as in 'The meeting will reconvene tomorrow morning at 9 am.' 'Reconvene' is synonymous with 'resume,' 'continue,' and 'restart.'
