reconcentration

[ ree-kon-suhn-trey-shuhn ]

noun

1. the act of concentrating again.
2. the state of being concentrated again.

Word History and Origins

Origin of reconcentration¹

First recorded in 1895–1900; re- + concentration

Example Sentences

But his left was still shaky, his reserves were not yet up and his reconcentration was incomplete.

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It was the awful policy of “reconcentration” that stretched the forbearance of the people of this country to the breaking point.

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This local enrichment of the vein is due to the reconcentration of its metalliferous ores.

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Moreover, there was a large number of Americans in the island who were made to suffer from the policy of reconcentration.

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No person within the reconcentration zones was permitted to go outside thereof—cross the dead line—without a written pass.

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