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reclaim

[ri-kleym] / rɪˈkleɪm /


VERB
reform
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Well, perhaps an Ashes series in Australia where they still have a chance to reclaim the urn after the first three Tests.

From BBC

All this comes as Hong Kong is set to reclaim its global IPO crown this year.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s a system built for people who already feel reasonably comfortable in the kitchen, who want to reclaim evenings, simplify feeding themselves, and experience the quiet, cumulative joy of cooking once and enjoying for weeks.

From Salon

Notably, it briefly reclaimed the 200-day on April 4 but failed to hold above it, with subsequent price action deteriorating quickly thereafter.

From Barron's

Impressive world building gives a visceral texture to the environment that reflects the prickly emotions by those used, abused and cast off, who then reclaim their power by banding together.

From Salon