" reopening "

 [ "reopen" ]

1: Continue something after a long time interrupted (usually school, restaurant,....etc).

  * e.g.,  ... schools reopen after summer vacation 

 [ "reopen" ]

2: Begin a new semester.

 [ "Reopening" ]

1: Extensions in restrictions aren't just affecting the business owners, since the customers end up donating to a lot of businesses to help keep them from closing.

  * e.g.,  ... The extensions in restrictions and trying to keep reopening from happening is fucking with a lot of people's lives, people who are not sick and have taken the virus seriously. 

 [ "Machiavellian reopening" ]

1: A reopening that makes people feel a sense of morale boost, like they are the ones benefitting from stores, businesses, and restaurants not being shut down anymore. Somebody starts a petition and all of a sudden everything is open again, yet nobody is questioning whether the one who started the petition might have had something to do with everything shutting down in the first place.

  * e.g.,  ... The girl was the one to start the petition that reopened everything. That is a lot of power for one person to have. Wouldn't it take the same kind of power to have everything shut down as well? It seems more like a Machiavellian reopening than a true morale boost. 

 [ "Reopen table" ]

1: Is making an online table reservation at a restaurant that is about to reopen post the Coronavirus outbreak.

  * e.g.,  ... We made a" Reopen table" reservation for 4 at the best Steakhouse on The "Charm'tastic Mile". 

 [ "Reopen-lations" ]

1: Is a congratulatory term said or written to a person/business for success after reopening post the Coronavirus Outbreak.

  * e.g.,  ... The Mayor of Baltimore gave local-area hotels & restaurants a "Reopen-lations" letter prior to the businesses reopening for the Spring & Summer Season. 

 [ "Vaccinational reopening" ]

1: A national resumption, enabled by development of a vaccine for covid-19.

  * e.g.,  ... The country would wait as long as necessary for a vaccinational reopening.