Regroup (verb)

1. To gather or organize (people or things) again after they have become dispersed or disorganized.
2. To reorganize oneself or one's thoughts or plans for a new effort.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from re- "again" + group.

Examples:

1. The team regrouped at halftime and came back to win the game.
2. The company regrouped after the financial crisis and became profitable again.
3. The soldiers regrouped and launched a counterattack.
4. The hikers regrouped after getting lost and found their way back to the trail.
5. The company regrouped and developed a new strategy to increase sales.