re-enter

verb

UK /ˌriːˈentə/

US /ˌriːˈentər/

To go back into a place you left.

She had to re-enter the house to get her keys.

SYNONYMS

return come back in go back in rejoin revisit

RELATED WORDS

enter exit return re-entry doorway

OTHER MEANINGS

2. To type information into a computer again.

Please re-enter your password to log in.

3. To join a competition or activity again after leaving it.

The runner re-entered the race after tying his shoe.

4. To start doing something again after a pause.

After a short break, he re-entered the conversation.