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regroup::verb | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | reorganise, reorganize |
| Type of | form, organise, organize |
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | group |
Examples of regroup
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A win would be huge for either program as it looks to regroup from a tough 2010.
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When the market is slow, that's the time to regroup and put your plans together.
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Even the requisite stint in rehab is considered a chance to regroup as a family.
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He'll retreat to his family's home in Baltimore, regroup and return to the pool.
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American players retreated to their locker room and talked of a need to regroup.
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Analysts say it could take some time for them to regroup and launch new rallies.
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The RIRA used the ceasefire to regroup and procure more arms for their campaign.
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After Milwaukee called a timeout to regroup, Jennings took the ball to the hoop.
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However, the Japanese began circling to regroup their formations for the attack.
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- Reorganize: organize anew, as after a setback
- Regroup is a communications platform for organizations that offers forums, group management, mailing list management, intranet, emergency messaging, group SMS, text messages, and social media.
- To pause and get organized before trying again; to group or categorize again
- (Regrouping) A process used when subtracting numbers that contain two or more digits and where one of the digits in the subtrahend is greater than the corresponding digit in the minuend; a "trading process" that utilizes the equivalents of 1 hundred for 10 tens or 1 ten for 10 ones, etc.
- A process used in real estate auctions where a bidder has the opportunity to combine several parcels of land previously selected by other bidders, thereby creating one larger parcel out of several smaller parcels. This process is often used in conjunction with bidder's choice.
- Ends 1/4 out, trade, spread and step forward, centers trade and roll
- To change the grouping of numbers by separating ones, from tens, from hundreds, and so forth, and grouping the parts of the numbers with other like values. (See borrowing, carrying.)
- Is to use different attributes to change objects from the first location they were placed into different groups or sets.
- The transfer procedure in which material is copied from one medium (most often multiple units of mag film) to another in order to facilitate re-recording. ...
