American English
/ˌɹi.juˈnaɪt̚/
3 syllables · Stress the third syllable.
to bring people together again after they have been apart
“Reunite” is commonly pronounced “ˌɹi.juˈnaɪt̚”; you may also hear “ˌɹi.uˈnaɪt̚,” with the first two vowel sounds kept separate. Both are normal pronunciations.
to bring people together again after they have been apart
The charity reunited the child with her parents.
The trip reunited the old friends.
reunite a family · reunite a parent with a child
reunite someone with someone
reunite a family
to be together again with someone after a period of separation
They reunited after ten years apart.
She reunited with her brother in Chicago.
reunite with loved ones · reunite after years apart
reunite with someone
The final e disappears before -ing: reuniting, not reuniteing.