reoccupations
Returning to inhabit
Reoccupations are instances of occupying again—taking possession of or moving back into a place previously held.
The term appears in military and political contexts: Israeli reoccupations of Palestinian territories, the reoccupation of abandoned factories by squatters.
It can also describe returning to a profession or activity after a period away.
Regaining seized territory
- recaptureSeize again after loss
- reinvasionSecond hostile entry
- recolonizationOccupying territory again
- liberationRelease from constraint
annexation · reestablishment · fortification · counteroffensive · reclamation · peacekeeping · zone control · redeployment
Reestablishing in new place
- rehousingProviding alternative accommodation
- moving backTraveling in reverse
- homecomingReturning to one's origin
- squattingLow crouch position
Protest by remaining seated
- demonstrationPublic display of opinion
- collective actionOrganized group pursuit
- civil disobediencePeaceful refusal to obey
- resistanceCapacity to withstand force
reconquest
Regaining seized territory
- recaptureSeize again after loss
- reinvasionSecond hostile entry
- recolonizationOccupying territory again
liberation · annexation · reestablishment · fortification · counteroffensive · reclamation · peacekeeping · zone control · redeployment
resettlement
Reestablishing in new place
- rehousingProviding alternative accommodation
- moving backTraveling in reverse
- homecomingReturning to one's origin
rehiring
Restoring someone's job
- reemploymentHiring someone back
- career revival
sit-in
Protest by remaining seated
- demonstrationPublic display of opinion
- collective actionOrganized group pursuit
- civil disobediencePeaceful refusal to obey
reoccupationsevacuations
Removals from dangerous areas
abandonments · vacations · desertions · withdrawals · departures