0 present participle of recapture --
1 to take something into your possession again, especially by force: --
In other words, once some of these environments are ruined, there is no way of recapturing what was there before.
Pursuit parties organised by the officer-in-charge of the prison succeeded in recapturing six convicts immediately.
Recapturing some of those properties should be regarded as a way of achieving some of the targets.
There is certainly scope for recapturing this market.
We are satisfied now that we may have the opportunity of recapturing them, and we believe that to be a good thing.
This package gives the railways the opportunity of ‘recapturing’ the transport market.
One of the main complaints made by the industry is that sufficient energy has not been displayed in recapturing the export markets.
Those media restrictions make the task of the police in recapturing those young people much harder and the threat to the public much greater.
