Land
Recapture
Recapture verb - To get again in one's possession.
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Synonyms for Recapture
Land and recapture are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Land" instead a verb "Recapture".
Nearby Words: recaptured, recapturing
Both words in one sentence
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Instead of trying to recapture a corridor of land between West Germany and West Berlin, allied nations decided to just fly over.
Source: Dungeon Bypass - That would be true if the movie were about the first crusade—it's actually about Saladin's recapture of the Holy Land from Crusaders, who had been occupying it for almost a century.
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The crusading zeal was nearly burned out by this point, and with the end of efforts to recapture the Holy Land the last Crusader states fell to the Muslims.
Source: Useful Notes / The Crusades
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