0 the act of conquering an area or a group of people again (= taking control or possession of it or them again by force):
the reconquest of Spain by the Christians
They fell, largely because of the reconquest, to a figure of some 2,000,000 people.
It would be an advantage, from the political point of view, and from the point of view of reconquest, if it.
I therefore regret the lack of ambition in terms of competitiveness, the reconquest of markets and improvements in employment levels.
I see this horrible spectre of reconquest which has been held out.
In his poetry he continues to articulate the beliefs which cost him his official career, calling for reconquest of the north.
After the reconquest in 1261, carving on the medieval templon approached sculpture in the round.
Melilla was immediately threatened with reconquest and was besieged during 16941696 and 17741775.
Faced with the choice of either waging a war of reconquest or negotiating peace, the government chose negotiation.
