re-collected Sentence Examples
- After years of searching, she finally re-collected the lost family heirloom.
- The historian meticulously re-collected fragments of ancient texts to reconstruct a forgotten narrative.
- The therapist encouraged the patient to re-collect their repressed memories for healing.
- The detective re-collected evidence from the crime scene to build a comprehensive case.
- The artist re-collected swatches of fabric and paint samples for her latest masterpiece.
- The climber re-collected his scattered gear before setting off on the summit attempt.
- The archaeologist re-collected pottery shards and other artifacts to shed light on a long-lost civilization.
- The scientist re-collected data from multiple experiments to draw meaningful conclusions.
- The writer re-collected notes and ideas from various sources to craft a compelling novel.
- The animal rescuer re-collected abandoned kittens and reunited them with their mother.
re-collected Meaning
re-collected
to recall to mind, rally entry 1 sense 2, recover, to collect again, to bring back to the level of conscious awareness, to remind (oneself) of something temporarily forgotten, to call something to mind, to remind oneself of something temporarily forgotten, rally, recover
Synonyms & Antonyms of re-collected
Synonyms:
- affable
- tranquillized
- sober
- easygoing
- happy-go-lucky
- imperturbable
- nonchalant
- unflappable
- phlegmatic
- impassive
- aloof
- well-balanced
- breezy
- carefree
- dispassionate
- even
- self-controlled
- well-adjusted
- assured
- mellow
- tranquilized
- laid-back
- indifferent
- coolheaded
- unshakable
- stolid
- disciplined
- nerveless
- unconcerned
- detached
- self-contained
- even-keeled
- equable
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word re-collected
to recall to mind, rally entry 1 sense 2, recover, to collect again, to bring back to the level of conscious awareness, to remind (oneself) of something tempora
composed, peaceful, serene,collected, calm, tranquil, possessed, unruffled, cool, self-composed
upset,disturbed, worried, anxious, distressed, agitated, bothered, unsettled, uneasy, perturbed
After years of searching, she finally re-collected the lost family heirloom.
The historian meticulously re-collected fragments of ancient texts to reconstruct a forgotten narrative.
The therapist encouraged the patient to re-collect their repressed memories for healing.
The detective re-collected evidence from the crime scene to build a comprehensive case.
