noun

regaining

Regaining (noun) means the act of getting something back after losing it. Example: “Regaining her balance took a few careful steps.”

noun

The act of getting something back after losing it.

"Regaining her balance took a few careful steps."

How to use regaining

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe process of recovering something you had lost, like balance, strength, or ground.

Word forms

regainings plural

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Synonyms

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return restoration restitution

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Rhymes for regaining

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Frequently asked questions

What does “regaining” mean?

The word “regaining” means the act of getting something back after losing it. In plain terms, the process of recovering something you had lost, like balance, strength, or ground.

How do you use “regaining” in a sentence?

Here is “regaining” used in a sentence: “Regaining her balance took a few careful steps.”

What part of speech is “regaining”?

“Regaining” is a noun.

What is the meaning of regaining?

"regaining" (noun) means the act of getting something back after losing it.

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