Re-embark, rē-em-bärk′, v.t. to embark or put on board again.—n. Re-embarkā′tion.
Re-embattle, rē-em-bat′l, v.t. (Milt.) to range again in order of battle.
Re-embody, rē-em-bod′i, v.t. to embody again.
Re-embrace, rē-em-brās′, v.t. or v.i. to embrace again.
Re-emerge, rē-ē-mėrj′, v.i. to emerge again.—n. Re-emerg′ence, the act of emerging again.
Reeming, rēm′ing, n. the act of opening the seams between the planks of a vessel with a caulking-iron, in order to admit the oakum.
Re-enact, rē-en-akt′, v.t. to enact again.—n. Re-enact′ment.
Re-encouragement, rē-en-kur′āj-ment, n. renewed or repeated encouragement.
Re-endow, rē-en-dow′, v.t. to endow again or anew.
Re-enforce, Re-enforcement. Same as Reinforce, Reinforcement.