rewin
Americanverb (used with object)
Etymology
Origin of rewin
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.
From New York Times
“Some people didn’t want to evacuate their homes but I forced them,” said Rewin Valenzuela, 48, a community leader.
From New York Times
In it, a community leader, Rewin Valenzuela, said he forced residents to leave after they refused an order evacuate.
From New York Times
“We’re every day trying to rewin that business.”
From Washington Post
Rewin, rē-win′, v.t. to win back or again.
From Project Gutenberg
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