0 to make someone or yourself familiar with something or someone again:
I have studied hard to reacquaint myself with civil and criminal law.
She recommends couples reacquaint themselves by focusing on their relationship.
They were, however, reacquainted with the idea at each subsequent visit to the laboratory.
I had eight years away from this place and it took me at least two years to reacquaint myself with that routine.
It was of great interest to me to get reacquainted with the textile industry after a long absence from it.
We believe that there is merit in people reacquainting themselves with what is nowadays a more complex road safety situation than it was hitherto.
I look forward to our families reacquainting themselves with one another.
They became reacquainted with their childhood reads at weekend flea markets.
They became reacquainted at a party and soon were inseparable, cited in fan magazines and tabloids as an official couple.
It is implied that the two had known each other for years, and had become reacquainted during the party.
