IPA: //rɪˈjuːniəst//
KK: /riˈjunɪst/
A person who supports the idea of bringing together groups that have been separated, especially in the context of religious or political divisions.
The reunionist spoke passionately about the need for unity among the divided communities.
Reunionist → It is formed from "re-" (meaning again) and "unio" (from Latin, meaning union or joining). The suffix "-ist" (meaning one who practices or is concerned with) indicates a person who advocates for or supports the idea of coming together again. Thus, a reunionist is someone who supports the idea of reuniting or coming together again.
Think of someone who wants to come together 'again' ('re-') to form a 'union' ('unio'). A reunionist is a person who advocates for this coming together.