Join and Rejoin

Join

Join verb - To become a member of.

Usage example: we're always looking for new people to join our book club

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Rejoin and join are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rejoin" instead a verb "Join".

Nearby Words: joined, joining

Rejoin verb - Join again.

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Join and rejoin are semantically related. You can use "Join" instead a verb "Rejoin".

Nearby Words: rejoinder, rejoining

alliance	join alliance	rejoin alliance
party	join party	rejoin party
force	join force	rejoin force
group	join group	rejoin group
Other words: family, society, cast, legion, gang, band, league, club, organization, crew, squad, team, rest, army, game, fight, side, forces, friends, guys, heroes.

Royals Who Actually Do Something: The House of Windsor certainly does its part; four named members join or rejoin the military, and others serve with their local Home Service Force Company.

Source: Literature / The Salvation War
She can only join (and reap the benefits of) one club at a time, and can't rejoin if she quits or is otherwise kicked out.

Source: Japanese School Club
This is balanced out by the fact that you can only join one club at a time, and you cannot rejoin a club if you leave for any reason, voluntarily or otherwise.

Source: Anti-Frustration Features

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