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Meaning of reacquiring
reacquiring
to regain as one's own, to relocate and hold (something previously held) in a detector, to acquire again
reacquiring Sentence Examples
- The company's reacquiring of its own shares aimed to boost its stock price.
- After years of divestment, the government initiated a plan for reacquiring strategic assets.
- The investor patiently waited for the opportunity to reacquire the rare antique.
- The university library worked diligently to reacquire lost volumes from its collection.
- The merger resulted in the reacquisition of valuable intellectual property rights.
- The prosecutor sought the reacquisition of the murder weapon as evidence.
- The artist reacquired the rights to his early work, allowing him greater control over its distribution.
- The museum successfully reacquired a stolen masterpiece through extensive negotiations.
- The reacquiring of the land allowed the developer to expand the housing project.
- The scientist's research team was determined to reacquire the crucial data that had been corrupted.
FAQs About the word reacquiring
to regain as one's own, to relocate and hold (something previously held) in a detector, to acquire again
regaining,retrieving, reclaiming, recovering, recapturing, replenishing, recouping,retaking, repossessing, re-collecting
losing, misplacing,mislaying,
The company's reacquiring of its own shares aimed to boost its stock price.
After years of divestment, the government initiated a plan for reacquiring strategic assets.
The investor patiently waited for the opportunity to reacquire the rare antique.
The university library worked diligently to reacquire lost volumes from its collection.
