recapture
verb/riˈkæptʃər/
Frequency rank: #10,649 of 20,003 in the WORDED list (wordfreq data)
Meaning
to capture again something or someone that has escaped; to regain or recover something lost.
Example sentence
The wildlife team worked hard to recapture the escaped tiger before nightfall.
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