reacquiring

/ˌriːəˈkwaɪərɪŋ/
verb
  1. Present participle of reacquire: the act of getting something back that was previously owned, had, or experienced.
    • The company is reacquiring its old headquarters after years of leasing.
    • She is reacquiring her language skills by taking classes.
    • They are reacquiring the land that was sold by their ancestors.
noun
  1. The process of obtaining something again.
    • The reacquiring of the patent took several months of negotiation.
    • Reacquiring lost trust is harder than earning it the first time.
    • The bank's reacquiring of foreclosed properties was part of its recovery plan.
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