Reconquest: meaning, definitions and examples

This is a duplicate entry. Please refer to the previous context for usage.

• The reconquest of the lost territories took several years
• The army planned the reconquest of the city with great detail

This word is suitable for situations where something is being regained or returned to a previous state, especially in terms of health, finances, or conditions. It is often used in medical, financial, or general contexts.

• The patient's recovery after surgery was faster than expected
• The recovery of the economy gave hope to many businesses

This word is appropriate when something that was lost or captured is being taken back again, typically in a more direct or physical sense, and often used in military or academic contexts.

• The soldiers succeeded in retaking the fort from the enemy
• She is planning on retaking the exam next semester

This term is used when something that was lost or taken away is being taken back or restored, often in a general sense that can apply to various scenarios including strength, confidence, or items.

• After months of training, she is regaining her strength
• He is regaining control over his life after the accident