reëmbrace

See also: reembrace, and re-embrace

English

Verb

reëmbrace (third-person singular simple present reëmbraces, present participle reëmbracing, simple past and past participle reëmbraced)

1. Alternative form of reembrace.
   • 1848, George Lillie Craik, Charles MacFarlane, The Pictorial History of England, volume IV, page 378:

     He then, in the year 1731, went over to Holland, and reëmbraced the Protestant religion, which he had renounced to push his fortunes in Spain.

   • 1912, Louis Joseph Vance, The Destroying Angel (2010 republication), chapter VI: “Curtain”, page 44

     Irresponsibly, his reverie reëmbraced the memory he had of the woman who alone held the key to his matrimonial entanglement.