to reconcentrate
- verb
- /ˌriːˈkɒn.sən.treɪt/
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- After the evacuation, the government planned to reconcentrate residents in a safer zone.
Examples
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The authorities decided to reconcentrate the population in designated areas for easier management.
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During the conflict, officials attempted to reconcentrate families into guarded camps.
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The government decided to reconcentrate the population for safety.
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After the conflict, they reconcentrated the villagers into a secure area.
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The government decided to reconcentrate the displaced families into secure areas for their safety.
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After the uprising, the military was ordered to reconcentrate the rebels in a single location.
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In the face of rising tensions, officials moved to reconcentrate the population to maintain order.
Synonyms
To move something or someone to a new place
Antonyms
How Confined
- Formal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
reconcentrate = concentrate (semi-transparent) = re + concentrate
The formation 're-' + 'concentrate' is regular, but using 'concentrate' to mean 'force people into a confined location' is less frequent and somewhat specialized, making inference slightly harder for learners.
Etymology
Reconcentrate joins re- 'again' with concentrate 'bring to the center', the same idea behind center. So to reconcentrate people is to move them back into a central or confined place, often to control or protect them.