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re-capture
noun as in memory
noun as in recovery
verb as in recover
verb as in redeem
verb as in regain
verb as in repossess
verb as in rescue
Strong matches
verb as in retrieve
verb as in recapture
noun as in memory
noun as in recovery
verb as in recover
verb as in redeem
verb as in regain
verb as in repossess
verb as in rescue
Strong matches
verb as in retrieve
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Example Sentences
Last summer, Hezbollah assisted Assad forces in the re-capture of the strategic city of Qusair.
Bramble and I followed him down into the cabin; and I stated the whole particulars of the capture and re-capture.
Sometimes a frog, or a fat field mouse, was brought, and then turned loose for the youngsters to re-capture.
The Governor had already announced the re-capture of the natives who escaped from Mr. Batman's, while he was absent at the war.
To prevent re-capture they generally went into the woods, where the nuptial knot was tied by a priest nolens volens.
At the same time he promised the man he would take all the responsibility in the event of detection or re-capture.
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On this page you'll find 251 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to re-capture, such as: consciousness, mind, recollection, remembrance, thought, and anamnesis.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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