Recolonization (noun)

1. The act of colonizing a territory again, typically after it has been previously colonized.
2. The process of re-establishing control or settlement over a territory, usually after it has been previously colonized.

Origin:

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

Examples:

1. The country's history of colonization and recolonization has left a lasting impact on its culture.
2. The island's recolonization by the Spanish led to the displacement of the indigenous population.
3. The government's plan for recolonization of the region met with strong resistance from local residents.
4. The colony's recolonization by the British led to the development of a new economy.
5. The region's recolonization by the French led to the establishment of new settlements.