verb
definition
To pause and get organized before trying again.
definition
To group or categorize again.
noun
definition
A new grouping.
Examples of regrouping in a Sentence
Regrouping is our only option right now.
However, the main reason for the regrouping was the belief that the new pastorates provided a better basis for mission within the District.
In many cases, by consolidating and regrouping different pension plans, you can gain considerably more.
If we cannot, then a Conservative party finally showing signs of regrouping after a decade of disarray could yet thwart our ambitions.
Let us look at the main changes which the war brought about in the Greek economy and in the regrouping of social forces.
The adversaries were regrouping, with one barking orders to those remaining.
He had been by far the most influential man in Portugal, and his death in 1876 was followed by a regrouping of political parties.
This information, showing that the Ergene line had been abandoned, and that Abdalla was regrouping his forces and assembling his incoming reserve divisions in the Lule Burgas-Vaisa region, involved a complete change of front for the Bulgarians.
But the Bulgarians, in order to relieve pressure and to keep their hold upon Western opinion, seized the initiative again while the regrouping was in process and the Greeks had hardly yet entered the Struma and Strumitsa valleys.
Meanwhile the union of so many distinct political organisms had reduced the party system to chaos, and the first two years were taken up by a process of regrouping, the dominant issue being Centralism versus Federalism.
Army of interposing between Ivanov and Bulgaria led to a regrouping of the Serbian forces for the benefit of this army, which, pursuing its advantage, drove back its opponents towards the line of mountains in the upper Bregalnitsa bend (Obozna-1340-Grlena).