rempiler

French word: rempiler

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Meaning in English:

The verb rempiler generally means:

1. To reenlist / to re-sign up:
   Often used in military or organizational contexts to indicate that someone commits again to service or to continue their engagement.
   Example: "Il a décidé de rempiler pour un an de plus." — "He decided to reenlist for one more year."

2. To stack again / to pile up again:
   Can be used more literally to mean putting piles or stacks back together or stacking more items.

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Word parts:

• re- (prefix) means "again" or "back."
• -pil(er) comes from pile, meaning a pile or stack.

So rempiler literally means "to pile again" or "stack again," and figuratively "to sign up again."

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French synonyms:

• pour la notion de s'engager à nouveau:

  • se réengager
  • se resigner
  • remiliter (less common, specific to military)

• pour la notion de recommencer à empiler:

  • recompter
  • repiler (less used)
  • recharger (in certain contexts)

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French antonyms:

• For the idea of not continuing/service ending:

  • démissionner (to resign)
  • ne pas renouveler (not to renew)
  • quitter

• For stacking:

  • désempiler (to unstack)

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Summary:

• Rempiler means to renew or recommit to a service or task, especially in contexts like military reenlistment, or literally to stack again.
• Common sense is "commit again" or "do again."
• Synonyms vary depending on usage (renew engagement vs. restacking).
• Antonyms similarly depend on the usage.