reannexation
/riˌænɛkˈseɪʃən/
noun
- The act of taking control of a territory or area again, especially after it had been lost or given up.
- The country's reannexation of the disputed region caused international tension.
- Historians debated the legality of the reannexation of the former colony.
- The treaty prevented any future reannexation of the islands by neighboring powers.
- The act of adding something again to a larger group or entity.
- The company's reannexation of its former subsidiary was completed last year.
- After a decade of independence, the group voted for reannexation into the original organization.
- The reannexation of the small department into the main office streamlined operations.
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