reconsolidated
/ˌriːkənˈsɑːlɪdeɪtɪd/
verb
- Combined or brought together again into a single, stronger, or more effective whole.
- The reconsolidated database made it much easier for employees to find customer information.
- The reconsolidated company reported higher profits than the separate divisions had before.
- After the merger, the reconsolidated school district was able to offer more advanced classes.
- Strengthened or made more solid again, especially after a period of weakness or disruption.
- With reconsolidated finances, the charity was able to expand its programs.
- The reconsolidated army launched a successful counterattack.
- After a year of hard work, the reconsolidated team finally won the championship.
- In psychology and neuroscience, having been stabilized again after recall and potential modification.
- The reconsolidated memory was now less likely to be forgotten.
- The study showed that reconsolidated memories are more resistant to interference.
- Therapists observed that the reconsolidated traumatic memory caused less distress for the patient.
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adjective
- Describing something that has been combined or strengthened again into a unified whole.
- The reconsolidated organization now operates under a single brand name.
- Investors were pleased with the reconsolidated financial statements showing improved performance.
- The reconsolidated territory was easier to defend than the scattered outposts.