492 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ɹɪkˈapt͡ʃə], [ ɹɪkˈapt‍ʃə], [ ɹ_ɪ_k_ˈa_p_tʃ_ə]

Similar words for recapture:

• act (noun)
• memory (noun)
• other relevant words (noun)
• recapture (noun)
• other relevant words (verb)
• recover (verb)
• redeem (verb)
• repossess (verb)
• rescue (verb)
• retrieve (verb)
• other synonyms
• get back
• other relevant words
• regain
• rescue
• other relevant words (noun)

How to use "recapture" in context?

Paraphrases for recapture

Homophones for recapture

Hyponyms for recapture

Synonyms for Recapture:

• n.

  •
  • invade,
  • occupy,
  • conquer,
  • subdue,
  • annex,
  • storm,
  • suppress,
  • seize,
  • subjugate,
  • besiege.
  •
  • award,
  • crown,
  • letter,
  • sweep.
  •
  • quarantine,
  • restrain,
  • lock in,
  • trap,
  • confine,
  • shut away,
  • pen in,
  • restrict,
  • shut in,
  • imprison.
  •
  • recall,
  • do something from memory,
  • stick in your mind/memory,
  • be stamped on your memory/mind,
  • think back,
  • relive,
  • bring/call someone/something to mind.
  • act (noun)
  • recapture.
  • memory (noun)
  • retrospection,
  • retrospections,
  • flashback,
  • camera-eye,
  • subconsciousness,
  • retentiveness,
  • memorization,
  • deadeye,
  • Dead-eye.
  • Other relevant words: (noun)
  • memory,
  • seizure,
  • retrieval.
  • recapture (noun)
  • retaking.

• v.

  • Other relevant words: (verb)
  • experience,
  • catch,
  • feel,
  • take,
  • capture,
  • get.
  • recover (verb)
  • catches up,
  • re acquire,
  • re-acquiring,
  • re-pairing,
  • re occupied,
  • re-captured,
  • re-take,
  • re-capturing,
  • reacquires,
  • re captured,
  • re store,
  • re taken,
  • re-coups,
  • re-discover,
  • re-pairs,
  • winned back,
  • re-coup,
  • re-acquired,
  • re-claims,
  • re occupies,
  • re-occupies,
  • re cover,
  • re stores,
  • re claiming,
  • re coups,
  • re-occupy,
  • re acquired,
  • re discovering,
  • re occupying,
  • re covered,
  • re-covering,
  • re-occupied,
  • brings back,
  • re-covers,
  • re take,
  • re takes,
  • won back,
  • re-discovers,
  • catching up,
  • re-pair,
  • re paired,
  • re-paired,
  • re covering,
  • re-occupying,
  • wins back,
  • re claimed,
  • re acquires,
  • re occupy,
  • reacquiring,
  • re-took,
  • re-acquires,
  • re couped,
  • obtained again,
  • re claim,
  • re discover,
  • re-discovering,
  • rediscovers,
  • re coup,
  • replevined,
  • re-stored,
  • replevining,
  • makes good,
  • re-couped,
  • obtains again,
  • winning back,
  • re pair,
  • re-storing,
  • obtaining again,
  • re discovered,
  • re-taken,
  • re pairing,
  • re-stores,
  • re discovers,
  • re took,
  • replevies,
  • re capturing,
  • re pairs,
  • re-acquire,
  • re stored,
  • re claims,
  • re covers,
  • re acquiring,
  • replevins,
  • re storing,
  • re-claiming,
  • re-claimed,
  • Replevied,
  • re-covered,
  • re-discovered,
  • re-takes,
  • Replevying.
  • redeem (verb)
  • trading in,
  • payed off,
  • de frayed,
  • cashed in,
  • re instate,
  • re-deems,
  • buys back,
  • de fraying,
  • cashes in,
  • re deem,
  • calls in,
  • de frays,
  • traded in,
  • re instates,
  • re pays,
  • calling in,
  • pays off,
  • re-deem,
  • re pay,
  • de-fraying,
  • dis charge,
  • re paying,
  • re deeming,
  • dis-charging,
  • re-purchases,
  • re-deemed,
  • re deemed,
  • dis-charge,
  • ex changing,
  • re purchase,
  • re paid,
  • re-deeming,
  • trades in,
  • ex-changed,
  • dis-charges,
  • re-pay,
  • re-paying,
  • cashing in,
  • re-purchase,
  • re-instate,
  • re-paid,
  • re-instating,
  • ex-changing,
  • re-instates,
  • re purchases,
  • bought back,
  • dis-charged,
  • re purchasing,
  • paying off,
  • ex changes,
  • ex change,
  • re-pays,
  • re deems,
  • dis charging,
  • de fray,
  • de-frayed,
  • re-instated,
  • buying back,
  • re purchased,
  • de-frays,
  • re-purchased,
  • re instating,
  • de-fray,
  • re-purchasing,
  • dis charges,
  • dis charged,
  • re instated.
  • repossess (verb)
  • re possessing,
  • re possesses,
  • re-possesses,
  • re possess,
  • re possessed,
  • re-possessed,
  • re-possessing,
  • re-possess.
  • rescue (verb)
  • getting hook,
  • de-livering,
  • de-livered,
  • de-liver,
  • gets out of hock,
  • dis-embarrass,
  • gotten off the hook,
  • dis-entangle,
  • pulled out the fire,
  • got out hock,
  • pre-served,
  • re tains,
  • getting out hock,
  • pre serving,
  • un-leashed,
  • getting out of hock,
  • dis entangles,
  • dis embarrass,
  • get the hook,
  • re-lease,
  • holds over,
  • dis-entangled,
  • pulls out of the fire,
  • dis-entangling,
  • getting off the hook,
  • bailing one out,
  • saves life of,
  • gotten off hook,
  • get out hock,
  • got hook,
  • got out of hock,
  • pulling out the fire,
  • pulls out the fire,
  • un-leash,
  • bailed one out,
  • bails one out,
  • re-leases,
  • pulled out fire,
  • gets off the hook,
  • un leashes,
  • pull out the fire,
  • dis embarrassed,
  • gotten hook,
  • gotten out of hock,
  • pre serves,
  • gets hook,
  • dis-entangles,
  • dis-embarrassed,
  • got off the hook,
  • un-leashing,
  • un leashing,
  • gat off the hook,
  • dis entangle,
  • gave break,
  • gat the hook,
  • pre served,
  • pulls out fire,
  • pull out fire,
  • un loosed,
  • saved life of,
  • de livering,
  • un-loosed,
  • pulling out of the fire,
  • un-looses,
  • de livers,
  • re tain,
  • got off hook,
  • saving life of,
  • giving a break,
  • un loosing,
  • gotten the hook,
  • gets out hock,
  • pre serve,
  • re-leased,
  • de livered,
  • un leash,
  • getting the hook,
  • dis embarrasses,
  • gets off hook,
  • pulling out fire,
  • getting off hook,
  • gat off hook,
  • gave a break,
  • gat out of hock,
  • dis entangled,
  • pre-serves,
  • pulled out of the fire,
  • pulling out of fire,
  • got the hook,
  • gat out hock,
  • pulls out of fire,
  • dis-embarrasses,
  • un-loosing,
  • dis embarrassing,
  • get off hook,
  • de liver,
  • get hook,
  • gotten out hock,
  • gat hook,
  • re-tains,
  • pulled out of fire,
  • un looses,
  • gives break,
  • dis entangling,
  • un-loose,
  • de-livers,
  • re leases,
  • un-leashes,
  • pre-serving,
  • re-tain,
  • un leashed,
  • un loose,
  • give break,
  • giving break,
  • dis-embarrassing,
  • gets the hook,
  • re lease,
  • gives a break.
  • retrieve (verb)
  • re calling,
  • re-calling,
  • re-called.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • remember.
  •
  • carry off,
  • walk away with,
  • walk off with.
  •
  • pocket.
  •
  • claim.
  •
  • pick up.
  • get back
  • retrieve.
  • Other relevant words:
  • repurchasing,
  • re-cover,
  • rediscovering,
  • bring back,
  • redeemed,
  • Replevy,
  • rediscover,
  • Replevin,
  • recover,
  • bringing back,
  • repurchase,
  • recoup,
  • rediscovered,
  • cash in,
  • paid off,
  • repurchased,
  • brought back,
  • catch up,
  • trade in,
  • reacquire,
  • call in,
  • re-claim,
  • rescue,
  • recovery,
  • retake,
  • reacquired,
  • repurchases,
  • Exchanging,
  • redeem,
  • obtain again,
  • pay off,
  • buy back,
  • win back,
  • making good,
  • caught up,
  • Resumed,
  • regain,
  • called in,
  • make good.
  • regain
  • returns to,
  • make well,
  • return to,
  • Reattain,
  • getting well,
  • get well,
  • returned to,
  • made well,
  • get out from under,
  • got well,
  • making well,
  • makes well,
  • returning to,
  • reach again.
  • rescue
  • give a break,
  • save life of,
  • set free,
  • bail one out,
  • pull out of fire,
  • hold over,
  • get off the hook,
  • setting free,
  • held over,
  • get out of hock,
  • pull out of the fire,
  • sets free.
  • Other relevant words (noun):
  • recuperation,
  • look back,
  • reshoot,
  • reflect,
  • Reclaiming,
  • resume,
  • restoration,
  • run across,
  • resumption,
  • retrace,
  • return,
  • evoke,
  • take back,
  • refund,
  • renew,
  • revival,
  • resurrection,
  • Reexperience,
  • bring to mind,
  • recuperate,
  • reinstatement,
  • find,
  • call to mind,
  • reclamation,
  • arrest,
  • revive,
  • reparation,
  • mind,
  • conjure up,
  • comeback,
  • Re-collect,
  • renovation,
  • lay hold of,
  • preemption,
  • go back,
  • convalesce,
  • rehabilitation,
  • obtain,
  • ransom,
  • repossess,
  • Revindicate,
  • recouping,
  • recollect,
  • Recoupment,
  • apprehension,
  • get back,
  • summon up,
  • refusal,
  • salvage,
  • get hold of,
  • heal,
  • call up,
  • reoccupation,
  • mend,
  • redress,
  • catch on,
  • impound,
  • foreclose,
  • Reoccupy,
  • retrospect,
  • hark back,
  • review,
  • go back over,
  • take prisoner,
  • sear,
  • redemption,
  • deliver,
  • Trover,
  • sequestrate,
  • make up,
  • regainment,
  • restitution,
  • reclaim,
  • rally,
  • restore,
  • recompense,
  • think of,
  • repossession,
  • confiscation,
  • renovate,
  • liberate.

How to use "Recapture" in context?

Paraphrases for Recapture:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    recaptured.
  • Verb, base form
    regain, Reconquer.

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    captures.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    capture.
  • Verb, base form
    capture.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    clawback, reclaimed, retrieve, Retrieving, sobering-up.
  • Proper noun, singular
    reclamation, retrieve, Retrieving, recoveries.
  • Noun, plural
    harvests, dispositions, recoveries, clawbacks.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    clawback, reclamation, retrieve, scavenging, Retrieving.
  • Verb, base form
    locate, reassert, rediscover, reestablish, regenerate, rehabilitate, rejoin, renew, reopen, repossess, resume, retrieve, revert, revive, seize, trace, re-establish, retreive.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    salvaging.
  • Proper noun, singular
    recovering, recuperation, retrieval, salvage.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    recuperation, regaining, repossession, retrieval, salvage, salvaging.
  • Verb, base form
    rebuild, recoup, recuperate, retake, salvage, reacquire.

Homophones for Recapture:

• rug beater, receptor.

Hyponym for Recapture:

• n.

  • act
    seizure.

• v.

  • creation
    capture.
  • emotion
    feel, experience.