0 present participle of reignite
1 to make something such as a disagreement or worry that was disappearing grow stronger:
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.
The corporation attempts to manipulate them by reigniting a rivalry with another clan.
This includes developing sustainable local economy and reigniting a community which is self-sufficient.
Audiences prized the comic characters such as lesser demons and drunks, and those who played them well, reigniting professionalism in performance.
Peat fires can even burn underground, reigniting after the winter, provided there is a source of oxygen.
When a new entity makes her mark by reigniting the memories of freedom and justice, the surrounding characters' lives are turned upside down and the result is telling.
