0 to return to someone or something:
1 to give a quick answer to what someone has said, in an angry or humorous way:
"No, I do not have time to help you," he rejoined impatiently.
2 to return to a person or group:
She rejoined her husband in Toronto.
The unmixed-fluid contribution is positive everywhere, except a t the extreme edges of the inner wake where it rejoins the slightly negative conventional-average value.
Each session ends with the children rejoining the parent group, where they explain their session's topic and discuss that particular week's family projects.
The luminal surface in both species was increased by lamellae which branched, anastomosed and rejoined the surface to form loops.
An infected/infectious individual can change status either through recovery from the disease (in this case she rejoins the susceptible/healthy class) or through death from any cause.
While remaining very close to observed behavior and without wanting to commit themselves to one specific position, the authors reach conclusions rejoining those reached in earlier studies in the region.
When he leaves the hospital after being cured he rejoins his regiment as a private.
Thirdly, there is a 71 m line rejoining the siding to the east coast main line.
He rejoined in 1914, but became permanently unfit owing to rheumatism.
