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regain

[ree-geyn] / riˈgeɪn /


Example Sentences

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Still, there is the unfinished business of getting over the Darién debacle and regaining Scotland’s financial pride.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ukraine, which has its own mother ship drones, is trying to regain the edge.

From The Wall Street Journal

"If they regain weight later, their body composition worsens," he adds, noting that this "yo-yo cycle" of losing and regaining "raises the long-term risk of weight gain," especially when cycling on and off the medication.

From BBC

When they have just suffered a defeat, the army commanders consistently vow to avenge their losses and regain their pride.

From BBC

"Imagine being able to help people regain the ability to shift strategies, learn new routines, or adapt to change," Tafazoli said.

From Science Daily