recross Synonyms
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recross Meaning
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recross (v. t.)
To cross a second time.
recross Sentence Examples
- After crossing the treacherous bridge, we had to recross it to retrieve a forgotten item.
- The hikers carefully recrossed the river, holding tightly to the ropes for support.
- The traffic reversed, and we had to recross the intersection to reach our destination.
- The athlete had to recross the finish line due to a technical error.
- The suspect was caught attempting to recross the border illegally.
- The bridge collapsed, forcing us to recross by boat.
- The explorers recrossed the Arctic wilderness, their supplies dwindling.
- The dog led us astray, and we had to recross the same path several times to find our way back.
- The soldiers recrossed the enemy lines to gather intelligence.
- After the battle, the army recrossed the river to secure their victory.
FAQs About the word recross
To cross a second time.
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After crossing the treacherous bridge, we had to recross it to retrieve a forgotten item.
The hikers carefully recrossed the river, holding tightly to the ropes for support.
The traffic reversed, and we had to recross the intersection to reach our destination.
The athlete had to recross the finish line due to a technical error.
