reconsolidating
/ˌriːkənˈsɑːlədeɪtɪŋ/
verb
- To make something stronger or more stable again, especially after a period of change or difficulty.
- The government is reconsolidating its power by passing new laws.
- The therapist helped the patient by reconsolidating positive memories after the trauma.
- After the merger, the company is reconsolidating its departments to improve efficiency.
- To combine separate parts into a single, unified whole again.
- After the breakup, the band spent a year reconsolidating their musical style.
- The team is reconsolidating its scattered resources into one central fund.
- The library is reconsolidating its collections from several branches into the main building.
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