0 past simple and past participle of reunify --
1 to join together into one country, parts of a country that were divided --
The two churches reunified in 1758.
The two departments were reunified in 2000.
Once forming a rather unified group, they were historically separated, unified under a democratic system, separated during threat of war, and reunified under an authoritarian regime.
In 1990, the country was reunified.
Its objective was to examine and propose which federal authorities should be introduced into the newly reunified federal states.
In the 1950s, another renovation reunified the house.
Caouette was elected as the reunified party's leader.
The national army is not totally reunified; two deputy presidents still have control of some of the soldiers of their rebellion movements.
