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to regroup
01
to organize again, especially after facing a setback or challenge
Intransitive
Grammatical Information
Composition
derived
Action verb
Regular
Present tense
regroup
3rd person singular
regroups
Present participle
regrouping
Past simple
regrouped
Past participle
regrouped
Examples
After losing the first round, the team needed to regroup before the next match.
02
to organize or gather things or people into a new arrangement or group
Transitive: to regroup sb/sth
Examples
After the chaotic meeting, they decided to regroup the committee members for better coordination.
Lexical Tree
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