0 to make something such as a disagreement or worry that was disappearing grow stronger:
Her first tactic is to try to reignite his emotions by invoking past happiness.
Reigniting or developing social skills—including self-confidence and the so-called soft key skills as well as the more obvious educational ones—is required.
It reignites an accident that took place 10 years ago.
Politicians of all parties are struggling to reignite people's interest in our democracy.
What is more, the flood of refugees may reignite simmering tensions in the region.
What is more, this mass influx of refugees could reignite the obvious tensions in that region.
Perhaps we will have to do that to reignite the morale of the young doctors who are in the teaching departments.
It has reignited concerns about the suitability of privatised safety regimes.
