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Meaning of recapturing
recapturing
to experience again, an instance of being retaken, the retaking of a prize or goods under international law, the act or process of recapturing, an amount recaptured or subject to recapture, to capture again, the act of retaking, to recover or take (as an excess or gain) by law or agreement, a government seizure under law of earnings or profits beyond a fixed amount, to take (something, such as a portion of earnings or profits above a fixed amount) by law or through negotiations under law, to recover (a tax benefit) by higher or additional taxation of income or property that ceases to qualify for a credit or deduction or by taxing gain realized from the sale or exchange of such property
recapturing Sentence Examples
- The historian spent years recapturing the lost details of a forgotten civilization.
- The photographer captured a fleeting moment, recapturing its beauty for eternity.
- The therapist helped the patient recapture suppressed memories from their traumatic past.
- The artist's brushstrokes recaptured the vivid colors and textures of the landscape.
- The police launched a manhunt to recapture the escaped convict.
- The team's strategy involved recapturing the ball from the opposing team.
- The author's memoir recaptured the bittersweet memories of her childhood.
- Researchers used a time machine to recapture the sights and sounds of an ancient era.
- The government implemented policies aimed at recapturing the economy's former strength.
- The actor's performance flawlessly recaptured the character's complex nature.
FAQs About the word recapturing
to experience again, an instance of being retaken, the retaking of a prize or goods under international law, the act or process of recapturing, an amount recapt
reclaiming,regaining, retrieving, recovering,retaking, getting back, reacquiring, recouping, repossessing, re-collecting
misplacing,losing,mislaying,
The historian spent years recapturing the lost details of a forgotten civilization.
The photographer captured a fleeting moment, recapturing its beauty for eternity.
The therapist helped the patient recapture suppressed memories from their traumatic past.
The artist's brushstrokes recaptured the vivid colors and textures of the landscape.
