reconsolidates
/ˌriːkənˈsɑːlɪdeɪts/
verb
- Combines or brings together again into a single, stronger, or more effective whole.
- Every few years, the company reconsolidates its subsidiaries to reduce costs.
- The new software reconsolidates all customer data from different departments into one system.
- The government reconsolidates small rural schools into larger regional ones to improve education quality.
- Strengthens or makes more solid again, especially after a period of weakness or disruption.
- The therapy helps the patient reconsolidates positive memories to overcome anxiety.
- The general reconsolidates his troops after each battle to prepare for the next one.
- The economy slowly reconsolidates after the recession, with businesses hiring again.
- In psychology and neuroscience, stabilizes a memory again after it has been recalled and potentially modified.
- During sleep, the brain reconsolidates important memories from the day.
- The study shows that recalling a memory reconsolidates it, making it stronger.
- The therapist's technique helps the patient reconsolidates traumatic memories in a healthier way.