English to English Dictionary

Reconfiguration

The act of changing the arrangement or organization of something.

Reconfirmation

The act of confirming something again, especially a reservation, booking, or appointment to ensure it remains valid.

Reconnaissance

Preliminary military observation of a region to locate an enemy or ascertain strategic features.

Reconnect

To establish a link or connection with someone or something again after being separated or disconnected.

Reconsider

To consider something again, especially with a view to changing a previous decision or conclusion.

Reconstitute

To restore something to its original state, especially by adding water or other substances.

Reconstruction

The action or process of rebuilding something that has been damaged or destroyed.

Reconstructionism

A movement or ideology dedicated to the rebuilding or restructuring of a social, educational, or religious institution or system.

Recontact

To contact someone again, typically to follow up, provide an update, or gather further information.

Reconvene

To come together again for a meeting, activity, or session after a break or adjournment.

Reconvey

To transfer property or rights back to the original owner.

Recook

To cook something again, typically to reheat it or to prepare it anew.