Remarriage (noun)

1. The act of getting married again after a previous marriage has ended due to death, divorce, or annulment.
2. The state of being married again after a previous marriage has ended.

Origin:

The word remarriage comes from the combination of two words re (again) and marriage which means the legally or formally recognized union of two people as partners in a personal relationship.

Examples:

1. The study found that children of remarriage fare better than those of single-parent families.
2. The couple decided to wait a year before remarriage.
3. Remarriage is not always successful.
4. The remarriage of the prince caused a scandal.
5. Remarriage rates have increased in recent years.