Reabsorb (verb)

1. To take back or take in again something that has been released or emitted.
2. To take back into a substance or organism something that has been previously removed or released.

Origin:

From the prefix "re" meaning again and "absorb".

Examples:

1. The body reabsorbs fluids that have been lost through sweating.
2. The plant reabsorbed the nutrients from the soil.
3. The company decided to reabsorb the subsidiary into the parent company.
4. The cells reabsorb the waste products.
5. The economy reabsorbed the unemployed workers.