What does reopen mean?
Definitions for reopen
riˈoʊ pənre·open
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Princeton's WordNet
reopenverb
open again or anew
"They reopened the theater"
Wiktionary
reopenverb
To open (something) again.
reopenverb
To open again.
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reopen
To reopen generally means to start or resume an activity, a topic, a service or a particular place that was previously closed or suspended. This could refer to reopening a business after renovation, resuming a conversation that was ended, or reconsidering a legal case, among other examples.
Webster Dictionary
Reopen
to open again
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
Reopen
rē-ō′pn, v.t. and v.i. to open again.
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repone
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of reopen in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of reopen in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
Examples of reopen in a Sentence
We are literally working to steer CPS to a more responsible path to reopen schools safely, and we are winning, we want to keep working remotely as we bargain an agreement to return to our classrooms safely.
If Samarco does not reopen we will start to have a problem. ... We are reaching our limit, i ask the bodies responsible to analyze Samarco's case as a priority.
I have been doing everything I know how to finally reopen the stores safely for everyone, but now I face an entirely new situation.
Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo:
At this point to violate social distancing rules, it's just selfish, if everybody today went out and violated the rules I will definitely have to push back the date at which we can reopen the economy.
No one knows exactly when the government will let us reopen.
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