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reentry
This term describes the act of returning to a previous state, location, or social role. In aerospace contexts, it is a technical term referring specifically to the high-velocity transition of a spacecraft from the vacuum of space back into a planetary atmosphere, often associated with extreme heat and friction.
In social and legal contexts, particularly regarding the justice system, it refers to the systemic process of reintegrating formerly incarcerated individuals into the community. This usage often appears in policy discussions and social work, where it implies a structured transition rather than a simple physical return.
Meanings
The act of entering a place, organization, or activity again after a period of absence.
The athlete's reentry into professional competition was met with great anticipation.
Examples
The capsule began its reentry into the atmosphere at a steep angle.
I am nervous about my reentry into the workforce after a five year break.
The program provides housing and job training to support successful reentry.
Wait for the heat shield to stabilize before initiating reentry.
Her reentry into the social circle was awkward after the long feud.
The spacecraft suffered a critical failure during reentry.
The spacecraft suffered a critical failure during reentry.
I wonder if my reentry into the team will be welcomed by my old boss.
Effective reentry services are essential to reduce recidivism rates.
The shuttle is preparing for atmospheric reentry now.
The shuttle is preparing for atmospheric reentry now.