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reclaim

[ri-kleym] / rɪˈkleɪm /


VERB
reform
Synonyms
Antonyms


Example Sentences

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Notably, it briefly reclaimed the 200-day on April 4 but failed to hold above it, with subsequent price action deteriorating quickly thereafter.

From Barron's

Impressive world building gives a visceral texture to the environment that reflects the prickly emotions by those used, abused and cast off, who then reclaim their power by banding together.

From Salon

First I had to dust off and reclaim the title of Artist I had buried underneath frustration and resentment and lay it loudly alongside that of Mother.

From Los Angeles Times

"We would have preferred to face Roger Lumbala, to look him in the eyes. But this verdict marks a first step toward reclaiming pieces of ourselves that were taken from us."

From BBC

Britain has sadly declined as a force in international affairs, but there’s an opportunity now for Mr. Starmer to reclaim some of its lost reputation.

From The Wall Street Journal