Thesaurus / recapture
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He is an expert on land value recapture and author of “Value Capture” and co-author of “Public Benefit Zoning.”THERE’S A WAY FOR THE CITY TO BALANCE DENSITY WITH QUALITY OF LIFENICO CALAVITA AND BRIAN J. CURRYDECEMBER 15, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGO
The landowner will continue to come out ahead, but not as much as without land value recapture.THERE’S A WAY FOR THE CITY TO BALANCE DENSITY WITH QUALITY OF LIFENICO CALAVITA AND BRIAN J. CURRYDECEMBER 15, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGO
More serious still was the news that Porter had been reinforced, and had attacked and expected to recapture the place.THE COURIER OF THE OZARKSBYRON A. DUNN
All the town is talking of your capture of the French frigate, and the recapture of the two prizes that she had taken.A ROVING COMMISSIONG. A. HENTY
Michael, having failed with Prout, tried to recapture the emotion of his first religious experience at St. Bartholomew's.SINISTER STREET, VOL. 1COMPTON MACKENZIE
The Swami made a determined effort to recapture the spotlight.SENSE FROM THOUGHT DIVIDEMARK IRVIN CLIFTON
He was trying to recapture them and as he brought them back he laughed.THE BEACH OF DREAMSH. DE VERE STACPOOLE
Simmons and I had been planning on another escape ever since our recapture.THE ESCAPE OF A PRINCESS PATGEORGE PEARSON
Credible eye-witnesses report the massacre of three thousand people within a few days of Odessa's recapture by the Bolsheviks.EASTERN NIGHTS - AND FLIGHTSALAN BOTT
For the duke wisely regarded the recapture of this place as the first step in extricating himself from his present embarrassments.HISTORY OF THE RISE OF THE HUGUENOTSHENRY BAIRD
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JUNE 12, 2021
WORDS RELATED TO RECAPTURE
- bail one out
- conserve
- deliver
- disembarrass
- disentangle
- emancipate
- extricate
- free
- get off the hook
- get out
- get out of hock
- give a break
- hold over
- keep
- liberate
- manumit
- preserve
- protect
- pull out of the fire
- ransom
- recapture
- recover
- redeem
- regain
- release
- retain
- retrieve
- safeguard
- salvage
- save life of
- set free
- spring
- unleash
- unloose
- bailed one out
- conserved
- delivered
- disembarrassed
- disentangled
- emancipated
- extricated
- freed
- gave a break
- got off the hook
- got out
- got out of hock
- held over
- kept
- liberated
- manumitted
- preserved
- protected
- pulled out of the fire
- ransomed
- recaptured
- recovered
- redeemed
- regained
- released
- retained
- retrieved
- safeguarded
- salvaged
- saved life of
- set free
- sprang
- unleashed
- unloosed
- bailing one out
- conserving
- delivering
- disembarrassing
- disentangling
- emancipating
- extricating
- freeing
- getting off the hook
- getting out
- getting out of hock
- giving a break
- holding over
- keeping
- liberating
- manumitting
- preserving
- protecting
- pulling out of the fire
- ransoming
- recapturing
- recovering
- redeeming
- regaining
- releasing
- retaining
- retrieving
- safeguarding
- salvaging
- saving life of
- setting free
- springing
- unleashing
- unloosing
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