1. to join again; to come together again after being separated
2. to reply, especially in a sharp or witty manner
Usage: formal

Examples

• She rejoins her family after a long business trip.
• The hiking trail rejoins the main path after two miles.
• He rejoins the team for the championship game.
• The river rejoins the main channel downstream.
• When criticized, she always rejoins with a clever comment.
• The defendant rejoins that the evidence is insufficient.