0 present participle of regain --
1 to take or get possession of something again: --
She made an effort to regain her self-control.
The government has regained control of the capital from rebel forces.
She maintained the outpouring of emotion - sprinkled with couplets - for the duration, her voice repeatedly breaking into (exaggerated?) tears and then regaining stamina with new, louder requests for forgiveness.
Yet, until this past half decade, the regaining of forgotten language had received little attention.
It is usual to see such patients regaining enormous amounts of weight in less time than it took them to lose it.
By this time we were well into the second half of the project, and regaining a sense of 'being on schedule' was quite a relief.
This baby died five and a half years later without ever regaining consciousness.
The following case illustrates how a losing group capitalizes on their interest in regaining dominance by enlarging the conflict.
It thus acted as a potential source of regaining lost honor.
Release of bud dormancy by chilling involves removal of the callose plugs from the plasmodesmata and regaining of the capacity for symplastic transport.
