🤝 To reunite 🏗️ To strengthen again 🧠 To restabilize memory

to reconsolidate

1 7.4

To bring separate parts back together into one group

verb
/ˌriːkənˈsɒlɪdeɪt/

: reconsolidar

The organization plans to reconsolidate its various departments to improve efficiency and teamwork.

Examples

In 2000, when Putin first became president, one of his primary goals was to reconsolidate the state.

Academic text (2010)
After the merger, the companies worked together to reconsolidate their resources and provide better services.
In response to the crisis, the government decided to reconsolidate its efforts to ensure national security.

Synonyms

to reunite

vsto reconsolidate

138 3.2

To bring people or things back together after being apart

focuses on restoring a single whole rather than just a meeting

to regroup

vsto reconsolidate

66 4.1

Organize people or things again after a problem

aims at creating one single whole rather than forming new subgroupings

to reassemble

vsto reconsolidate

26 3.6

To put parts or people back together after they are separated

emphasizes forming a single whole from separated parts rather than assembly only

to reconstitute

vsto reconsolidate

18 7.0

Form something again after it has been destroyed or changed

focuses on restoring one original whole rather than making a new structure

to reintegrate

vsto reconsolidate

14 6.2

To bring a person back into a group or society after being away

is about creating one unified whole rather than system reinsertion

to reunify

vsto reconsolidate

7 5.9

To bring people or places back together after they were separated

aims specifically at forming one complete whole rather than broad unity

to recombine

vsto reconsolidate

3 5.5

To join things together again after they were separated

stresses forming one unified whole rather than blending elements only

to regather

vsto reconsolidate

1 3.9

To bring people or things back together after they separate

focuses on forming one consolidated whole rather than simple collection

to reconverge

vsto reconsolidate

7.8

To meet again after being apart

describes an intentional act to make a single whole rather than mere approach

Antonyms

to scatter

110 2.7

To make people or animals move quickly in different directions

to disband

43 4.3

To stop being a group, for example a band or committee

How United

to reconsolidate

1 7.4

to reunite

138 3.2

to assemble

169 2.9

to collect

499 1.1

Surface Forms

reconsolidate infinitive

reconsolidated past

reconsolidated past participle

reconsolidating present participle

reconsolidates third person singular

Morphology

reconsolidate = consolidate (semi-transparent) = re + con + solid + ate

Adding 're-' to 'consolidate' clearly gives the meaning 'consolidate again' for this sense.

Etymology

Reconsolidate is made from re- 'again' and consolidate 'make solid or whole', the same root as solid. So to reconsolidate is to bring parts back together into one group or make them whole again.