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/rɪˈɡeɪn/
Meaning & Definition
verb
to get or bring back something that was lost or taken away
After undergoing rehabilitation, she was able to regain her strength.
to recover or restore (a specific skill or quality)
He worked hard to regain his confidence after the setback.
to recover possession of something
They were able to regain control of the property after the legal dispute.
Etymology
Middle English re- + gain, from Old French regagner, from re- + gagner ('to gain').
Common Phrases and Expressions
regain one's footing:
to recover stability or confidence after a setback.
regain control:
to get back power or authority over something.
regain composure:
to calm oneself again after being upset or agitated.