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reopening
This term conveys a sense of restoration or revival, often carrying a positive connotation of returning to a previous state of accessibility or activity. It is frequently used in civic or commercial contexts to signal the end of a hiatus, such as after renovations or a pandemic lockdown.
In legal and medical contexts, the word shifts toward a more technical or clinical tone. It describes the reversal of a closure, whether that be a judicial decision or a physical wound, emphasizing the transition from a sealed state back to an open one.
Meanings
Examples
The grand reopening of the museum is scheduled for next Friday.
I can not wait for the reopening of the campus library.
The city announced the reopening of the main bridge after repairs.
The lawyer is pushing for a reopening of the case based on new evidence.
Maybe they will consider a reopening of the investigation if a witness comes forward.
The board discussed the reopening of negotiations with the union.
The sudden reopening of the surgical wound caused significant bleeding.
I must be careful not to cause a reopening of the scar.