reacquired (Meaning)

reacquired

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

No weak antonyms found.

The bank reacquired the house after the borrower defaulted on their mortgage.
The company reacquired its own stock in an effort to boost its share price.
The university reacquired the land it had sold years ago to build a new research center.
The collector reacquired the lost painting that had been stolen from his family decades ago.
The government reacquired the property that had been seized during a tax foreclosure.
The investor reacquired the bonds he had sold earlier, believing they were now undervalued.
The library reacquired rare books that had once been part of its collection.
The organization reacquired the rights to the trademark it had previously lost in a legal dispute.
The museum reacquired a stolen artifact, returning it to its rightful place.
The family reacquired the heirloom that had been passed down through generations.

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

regained, recovered, retrieved, recaptured, got back, re-collected, repossessed,reclaimed, retook, recouped

misplaced,lost,mislaid,

The bank reacquired the house after the borrower defaulted on their mortgage.

The company reacquired its own stock in an effort to boost its share price.

The university reacquired the land it had sold years ago to build a new research center.

The collector reacquired the lost painting that had been stolen from his family decades ago.