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rewin

[ree-win]

verb (used with object)

rewon, rewinning 
  1. to win back or again.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of rewin1

First recorded in 1600–10; re- + win 1
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Example Sentences

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“There are a lot of calamities here,” said Rewin Valenzuela, the leader of the Bangan community in Sanchez-Mira.

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“Some people didn’t want to evacuate their homes but I forced them,” said Rewin Valenzuela, 48, a community leader.

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In it, a community leader, Rewin Valenzuela, said he forced residents to leave after they refused an order evacuate.

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“We’re every day trying to rewin that business.”

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Rewin, rē-win′, v.t. to win back or again.

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