retake
reoccupy
redivert
restake
replace
reinculcate
retaking
run down
reactuate
reindulge
resurveil
recapturable
rehang
reperch
re-encounter
reperform
reface
encapture
repeddle
back and forth
reuse
come back
make off with
cooccupy
resnatch
take
reattain
refound
rewin
reapprehend
reinterest
reacculturate
resituate
reexplore
rehappen
backstep
reperpetrate
repropel
reexpose
rejumble
recirculate
regrab
reimpress
repropitiate
reasseverate
rescour
redepict
recamber
retrap
reimmerse
retransitivize
reappear
recapture
reget
pinch
recloak
retranquilize
reachieve
restorage
reslot
repeople
reinvade
recopulate
rehide
reinfuse
refind
reaspire
repop
re-engage
wash up
recorporealize
revacate
reintrude
restore
redomicile
rebale
remitigate
rereturn
reexperience
reenact
reaccede
reunitable
recharge
reuptake
transfer
resnap
reattainment
reaccomplish
recooper
be
rekidnap
rebesiege
unlose
rejuvenize
readduce

English words for 'To capture or occupy somewhere again.'

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