recapacitate Antonyms
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Meaning of recapacitate
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recapacitate (v. t.)
To qualify again; to confer capacity on again.
recapacitate Sentence Examples
- The company's outdated technology necessitated a thorough recapacitation to enhance efficiency.
- The hospital's staff underwent extensive recapacitation to improve patient care skills.
- The warehouse had to be recapacitated to accommodate the increased demand for storage space.
- After the devastating earthquake, the government recapacitated the infrastructure to restore essential services.
- The university recapacitated its curriculum to align with industry advancements.
- The athlete recapacitated after a grueling workout to prepare for the next session.
- The organization recapacitated its financial resources to support its growth initiatives.
- The library recapacitated its collection to make it more accessible and comprehensive.
- The museum recapacitated its exhibits to provide a more immersive and engaging experience.
- The engineer recapacitated the machine to ensure it operated at optimal levels.
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To qualify again; to confer capacity on again.
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The company's outdated technology necessitated a thorough recapacitation to enhance efficiency.
The hospital's staff underwent extensive recapacitation to improve patient care skills.
The warehouse had to be recapacitated to accommodate the increased demand for storage space.
After the devastating earthquake, the government recapacitated the infrastructure to restore essential services.
