verb
rejoint
Rejoint (verb) means to join something's parts back together.
verb
1
To join something's parts back together.
2
To fill in the gaps between stones in a wall where old mortar has worn away.
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Etymology
Formed from re- and joint.
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Rhymes for rejoint
point
joint
anoint
appoint
endpoint
pinpoint
gunpoint
viewpoint
standpoint
disappoint
PowerPoint
checkpoint
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Frequently asked questions
What is the meaning of rejoint?
"rejoint" (verb) means to join something's parts back together.
What is the opposite of rejoint?
The opposite of "rejoint" is disjoint.
What are the different meanings of rejoint?
"rejoint" has 2 main meanings: 1. To join something's parts back together; 2. To fill in the gaps between stones in a wall where old mortar has worn away.
