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reconquista
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reconquesta
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reconquista
The act of taking something back.
recapture
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reconquista
recapture
1
The campaign to
recapture
the city, Iraq's second largest, began last October.
2
Donald, however, has struggled to
recapture
anything like that form of late.
3
Oh, how can I
recapture
it-thatutterly right, homecoming sense of recognition?
4
They made great rejoicings on the
recapture
of the King of France.
5
The first Analyser fleet was ordered to
recapture
the system of Eriston.
1
Republicans see
retaking
the Alabama seat as a top priority in 2020.
2
They show that Mrs Thatcher was acutely worried about
retaking
the islands.
3
Might he rack up for a shot at
retaking
the speed record?
4
Relieved, the adults exchanged smiles and headshakes,
retaking
their seats, catastrophe averted.
5
The concept of
retaking
market share from trucking is not new.
6
Now,
retaking
it is seen as a massive challenge to the Iraqi government.
7
Once activated, there was no way of
retaking
control from within the plane.
8
The news of the
retaking
of Front Royal had stirred the whole train.
9
It was almost too simple-evenmore so than
retaking
the palace.
10
The foreign ministry, sidelined under Mursi, is
retaking
charge of diplomacy.
11
A few more minutes... I took a deep breath,
retaking
control.
12
Analysts predict that Democrats have a good chance of
retaking
the House of Representatives.
13
The
retaking
of this artillery was the matter in question.
14
Major General Dhirgham said the total
retaking
of the city was not yet imminent.
15
We had a hard time in
retaking
the lost ground.
16
And so ended the taking and
retaking
of Pontefract Castle.
retaking
retake
retake
retake the lead
retake control
proscribe the retaking
retake charge
retake territory
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reconquista
Catalan
reconquesta
Spanish
reconquista