re-engagement
noun
(alsoreengagement)uk/ˌriː.ɪnˈɡeɪdʒ.mənt/us/ˌriː.ɪnˈɡeɪdʒ.mənt/re-engagementnoun(INVOLVEMENT)
[U]
thefactofbecominginvolvedwith orinterestedin something again, for a second, third, etc.time:
Directdemocracycouldprovideanimportantmechanismfor re-engagementwiththepoliticalprocess.
There has been a lot of reengagement oflocalgovernmentwiththecommunity.
Hepromisesto take thecountryforwardwithpoliticalreformandinternationalre-engagement.
- She says thatmentalillnessis aconditionthatexcludespeoplefromsociety, and the way torecoveryis through re-engagement.
- Re-engagement withconsumerswas anecessity.
- Thetalksare asignof US re-engagement in theconflict.
- Reengagementtalkshavebegun.
Taking part and getting involved
- actor
- all in
- along
- attendee
- be (a) party tosomethingidiom
- catch
- concern
- go in onsomething
- hat
- have a horse in the raceidiom
- have skin in the gameidiom
- horse
- immersion
- muscle
- neck
- pitch in
- plunge
- plunge in/plunge intosomething
- punch above your weightidiom
- re-engage
re-engagementnoun(EMPLOYMENT)
[CorU]mainlyUKformal
anarrangementtoemploysomeone again:
Even if re-engagement isordered, anemployercannot beforcedto take you back.
Thecompanydoes notguaranteecontinuousemploymentand is under noobligationtoofferfurtherengagementsor re-engagements.
- Theemploymenttribunalorderedreinstatementor re-engagement.
- Lecturers went onstrikeafter a large-scaledismissaland reengagementexercisetoreducetermsandconditionsofservice.
Applying for a job
- acquihire
- advertisement
- anoint
- anointed
- applicant
- assign
- elect
- get in
- go intosomething
- golden hello
- goonda
- handpicked
- nomination
- prospect
- resume
- retain
- rope
- self-constituted
- serving
- testimonial