regather
Bring together anew
To regather is to gather again—to collect, assemble, or bring together something that had previously been gathered and then dispersed.
People regather after a break: The committee regathered after lunch.
One regathers scattered thoughts, composure, or strength: She regathered her wits and continued.
The word implies restoration of a prior state of collection.
Meet again after adjournment
- regroupReassemble after dispersal
- rallyGathering for a cause
- mobilizeOrganize for action
- conveneFormally gather together
marshal · congregate · reassemble · summon · convoke · muster · reform · reunite
Get something back
- recoverRegain health or possession
- reacquireObtain again after losing
- reclaimTake back possession
- repossessSeize for unpaid debt
scoop up · accumulate · amass · garner · harvest · glean · compile · stockpile
Join after separation
- reconcileResolve a disagreement
- rekindleRenew something dormant
- reengageParticipate again after pausing
- reestablishRestore after interruption
reacquaint · reconnect · rejoin · patch up · reach out again
Heal after illness
regenerate · reconstitute · recharge · revive · rejuvenate · reinvigorate · rally · bounce back
reconvene
Meet again after adjournment
convene · marshal · congregate · reassemble · summon · convoke · muster · reform · reunite · cluster
retrieve
Get something back
repossess · scoop up · accumulate · amass · garner · harvest · glean · compile · stockpile · hoard
reunite
Join after separation
- reconcileResolve a disagreement
- rekindleRenew something dormant
- reengageParticipate again after pausing
reestablish · reacquaint · reconnect · rejoin · patch up · reach out again
recuperate
Heal after illness
renew · regenerate · reconstitute · recharge · revive · rejuvenate · reinvigorate · rally · bounce back · rebound
recenter
Realign to middle position
steady · center · ground · collect oneself · settle down · reorient · realign
regatherdistribute
Divide and deliver
release · let go · relinquish · discard · dispose of