0 past simple and past participle of reclaim
1 to take back something that was yours:
Urnfields were systematically destroyed in the reclaimed zones of the landscape.
Rather, the discipline manifestly learns about itself by probing discontinuities (as well as continuities) within what it has reclaimed as its own history.
The songs characteristically sing of deceased men as having occupied a series of places that are now being reclaimed by the anonymity of the forest.
In the case of treated and reclaimed wastewater, there is a direct cost associated with treatment as equations (13), (15), (16), and (18) show.
In the wake of this, the farm lands and the towns were reclaimed by the encroaching forest.
Note that the linear functions parallel those of reclaimed emissions.
It was only the altered idea, the reclaimed agenda, that challenged the direction of modernity.
This includes the newly reclaimed land of sandy, calcareous and saline origin.
