reacquire (Meaning)

reacquire

to regain as one's own, to relocate and hold (something previously held) in a detector, to acquire again

No weak antonyms found.

After years of disrepair, the company sought to reacquire its former manufacturing facility.
The couple planned to reacquire their home after having sold it during a financial hardship.
The government took measures to reacquire control over a key strategic resource.
The school district intended to reacquire unused textbooks from students at the end of each school year.
The collector was determined to reacquire the rare first edition he had lost track of.
The shareholders voted to reacquire a significant portion of their company's stock.
The museum's mission was to reacquire artifacts that had been stolen or lost over time.
The patient underwent surgery to reacquire lost motor skills after a stroke.
The cryptocurrency investor planned to reacquire their investment after a market crash.
The software company announced it would reacquire a competitor to expand its product portfolio.

to regain as one's own, to relocate and hold (something previously held) in a detector, to acquire again

recover, retrieve,regain, recapture, recoup, repossess, get back,reclaim, retake,re-collect

misplace,lose,mislay,

After years of disrepair, the company sought to reacquire its former manufacturing facility.

The couple planned to reacquire their home after having sold it during a financial hardship.

The government took measures to reacquire control over a key strategic resource.

The school district intended to reacquire unused textbooks from students at the end of each school year.