Reconquer (verb)

To regain control over an area or territory that has been previously conquered, often by a different group or nation.

Origin:

From the prefix "re-" meaning again and "conquer".

Examples:

1. The country was reconquered by the invading army after a period of resistance.
2. The city was reconquered by the army after a prolonged siege.
3. The territory was reconquered by the native people after centuries of colonization.
4. The empire was reconquered by the neighboring kingdom after years of war.
5. The land was reconquered by the tribe after it had been lost to the enemy.