remarry

IPA: rimˈɛri

To marry a second or subsequent time (the same spouse or a different one) after the end of a marriage.

Examples of "remarry" in Sentences

Friends and family ask her to remarry or find a boyfriend.
Today I Kissed an Angel ... my Husband asked me to "remarry" him.
Sometimes, says Mrs. Ashrafi, friends and family ask her to remarry or find a boyfriend.
Amy Winehouse and her ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil are reportedly planning to 'remarry' in a commitment ceremony over the festive period.
Instead, the woman would have to marry someone else, consummate that marriage, and then be divorced, before she could "remarry" her first husband.
Amy Winehouse infuriates her father Mitch with plans to 'remarry' her ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil news that would leave any caring father seething with anger.
If she is seriously ill, it would be kind of logical that he might someday remarry, but it is really tacky to have the subject come up during her lifetime, if it did.