0 present participle of reclaim --
1 to take back something that was yours: --
The advantage of using an array instead of a list of atoms is the amortised cost of allocating/reclaiming all atoms at once.
It defeated the entire rebel project of reclaiming their humanity and cultivating political legitimacy.
Some of this spirit lives in the paratheatrical nature of today's reclaiming the streets and facing down globalization.
It required organisational abilities to mobilise the labour necessary for reclaiming land.
Reclaiming the local in language policy and practice (pp.197-225).
Reclaiming the local in language policy and practice (pp. 247-267).
After reclaiming her husband, she issued the still thirsty surviving singers with a further two litres of wine.
In reclaiming their voices, those who were deliberately removed from society seize opportunity to reinsert themselves and their experience into the collective memory.
