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reacquisition
This term is highly formal and is primarily used in legal, corporate, and academic contexts. It describes the process of regaining possession or ownership of something that was once held but subsequently lost, sold, or transferred. In casual conversation, native speakers are far more likely to use phrases like "getting it back" or "buying it back."
In a business context, reacquisition often refers to a strategic move where a parent company buys back a subsidiary it previously spun off. While similar to "buyback," reacquisition is a broader term that encompasses not just financial transactions but also the legal restoration of rights or the physical return of assets.
Compared to "recovery," which often implies retrieving something stolen or lost by accident (like recovering a lost wallet), reacquisition suggests a more deliberate, structured, or contractual process. It carries a connotation of formal procedure, such as a legal claim or a negotiated purchase.
Meanings
Examples
The museum is pursuing the reacquisition of the stolen painting.
I finally managed the reacquisition of my childhood home through a private sale.
The company announced the reacquisition of its subsidiary to streamline operations.
The company announced the reacquisition of its subsidiary to streamline operations.
We need to focus on the reacquisition of our market share in Asia.
The reacquisition of the lost territory sparked a national celebration.
I wonder if the reacquisition of these old records is even possible now.
The board approved the reacquisition of the land for the new campus.
It is time for the reacquisition of the crown by the rightful heir.