reconsolidate
verb
re·con·sol·i·date
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reconsolidated;
reconsolidating;
reconsolidates
Definition of reconsolidate
1
transitive
: to consolidate again
Both realms were on the brink of dissolution when their old regimes proved incapable of carrying the political loads they had assumed, but the new regimes succeeded in reconsolidating them by force of arms.— Jane Jacobs The purge of the wartime leaders was ended, and the police and educational systems were reconsolidated under central government leadership.— Edwin O. Reischauer
2
intransitive
: to become consolidated again
Local reports claim ISIS fighters fell back from al Qayyara in the face of the Iraqi offensive and have reconsolidated around Hammam al-Alil …— Carlo Muñoz
Other Words from reconsolidate
reconsolidation
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noun,
plural reconsolidations
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noun,
plural reconsolidations
the reconsolidation of tilled soil
memory reconsolidation
The Middle Kingdom witnessed the reconsolidation of central government under dynasties that emerged from the south of the country, reunifying Upper and Lower Egypt and reclaiming much of the culture, expressions of power and habits of kingship forged during the Old Kingdom.
— Philip Kennicott
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