re-group
Verb
Meaning
re-group (third-person singular simple present re-groups, present participle re-grouping, simple past and past participle re-grouped)
Alternative form of regroup.
Examples
“It’s not something that I’m thinking about, I think we need to get through tonight, see where the chips fall and then we will re-group as a party, asses what’s happened and what the next steps need to be,” she said.
After the fall of Benin City, the British war party felt that with the Uromi and Uzea army still standing in Esanland, Benin city could re-group; thus they launched an unprovoked and a pre-emptive war on Uromi and Uzea.
“Our powerplay needs some work; we have to do a better job backchecking through their zone and our re-group needs to be better.
Canada now has to re-group for six games on the road – starting against Olympic champions Brazil in Bulgaria on Friday.
"It’s vital that we now dust ourselves down and re-group.
Groups of 50 are allowed to re-group if it can be done safely.