noun Uncommon

reopening

Reopening (noun) means the act or event of something opening again. Example: “Crowds gathered outside for the shop's reopening.”

noun

The act or event of something opening again.

"Crowds gathered outside for the shop's reopening."

How to use reopening

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe moment or process of a place or thing becoming open again.

Word forms

reopenings plural

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Rhymes for reopening

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Frequently asked questions

What does “reopening” mean?

The word “reopening” means the act or event of something opening again. In plain terms, the moment or process of a place or thing becoming open again.

How do you use “reopening” in a sentence?

Here is “reopening” used in a sentence: “Crowds gathered outside for the shop's reopening.”

What part of speech is “reopening”?

“Reopening” is a noun.

Is “reopening” a common word?

“Reopening” is an uncommon word in modern English.