different between reemployment vs reemploy
reemployment
English
Alternative forms
- reëmployment (rare)
Etymology
re- +? employment
Noun
reemployment (countable and uncountable, plural reemployments)
- (uncountable) The condition of being reemployed
- (countable) A second or subsequent employment
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reemploy
English
Etymology
re- +? employ
Verb
reemploy (third-person singular simple present reemploys, present participle reemploying, simple past and past participle reemployed)
- To employ again.
Alternative forms
- re-employ
- reëmploy (rare)
Derived terms
- reemployment
Anagrams
- employer, polyreme
reemploy From the web:
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- reemployment what does that mean
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- what does reemployment assistance mean
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