Synonyms for recapture
riˈkæp tʃərre·cap·ture

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1. recapturenoun

   a legal seizure by the government of profits beyond a fixed amount

   Synonyms:
   retaking

2. recapture, retakingverb

   the act of taking something back

   Synonyms:
   retaking

3. recaptureverb

   experience anew

   "She could not recapture that feeling of happiness"

   Synonyms:
   retake

4. recaptureverb

   take up anew

   "The author recaptures an old idea here"

   Synonyms:
   retake

5. recapture, retakeverb

   take back by force, as after a battle

   "The military forces managed to recapture the fort"

   Synonyms:
   retake

6. recapture, retakeverb

   capture again

   "recapture the escaped prisoner"

   Synonyms:
   retake

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1. • Capture
   • Feel
   • Seizure
   • Take

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1. clawback

   an income tax term

   the depreciation was recaptured when he sold the car.

   Submitted by rinat on March 27, 2016  

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1. List of paraphrases for "recapture":

   recovery, salvage, retrieval, recuperation, salvaging, clawback, recover, payback, retrieve, recaptured, reclamation, recovering

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How to use recapture in a sentence?

1. Mayor Chris Hart:

   One thing that we haven’t done a lot of here that Vegas have become masters at is to recapture the water that flows through our buildings and run it through a treatment plant and then recycle it, so the few drops of rain that we get, if we can use them four or five times, that’s a whole different thing than the drop of rain comes, you use it and off it goes down the river and it’s gone.

2. Edward McLaughlin:

   If there’s a way to recapture a guy’s life, isn’t that an appropriate thing to try? it's not like I flipped a coin. I didn't have a crystal ball, and I did not know what would happen a year later.

3. Philip Baggaley:

   Even with this strong traffic, the airlines can't recapture all the higher fuel cost, particularly if they go up quickly.

4. Kathleen Norris:

   Disconnecting from change does not recapture the past. It loses the future.

5. Jane Fisher:

   Designing physical retail formats or pop-up events that are Instagram-friendly is definitely a smart approach, brands are struggling to recapture foot traffic and really asking themselves what the future of retail looks like.