Cool MateMeaning of Regroup
To come together again for discussion or planning after a setback.
In simple words: To come together again to plan or discuss something.
Regroup in a sentence
- After the storm, we decided to **regroup** and come up with a new plan.
- The coach asked the players to **regroup** after their last defeat.
- We need to **regroup** to address the challenges ahead.
How to use Regroup
Used in contexts of planning, strategy, or recovering from a setback. Common in military or team settings.
Grammar pattern
regroup + object
Memory hint
Think of a group of soldiers taking a break and coming back together to rethink their strategy.
Related words
Collocations with Regroup
- regroup after a setback
- regroup the team
- regroup for a meeting
Synonyms for Regroup
- reorganize
- reassemble
- convene
- consolidate
- gather
Opposites of Regroup
- scatter
- disband
Common mistakes with Regroup
- Confusing 'regroup' with 'group' as just assembling people.
- 'Regroup' is not used in a casual context but in more serious discussions.
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Frequently asked questions about Regroup
What does Regroup mean?
To come together again to plan or discuss something.
What is the definition of Regroup?
To come together again for discussion or planning after a setback.
How do you use Regroup in a sentence?
After the storm, we decided to **regroup** and come up with a new plan.
Can you give another example of Regroup?
The coach asked the players to **regroup** after their last defeat.
What are synonyms for Regroup?
Common alternatives include reorganize, reassemble, convene, consolidate, gather.
What is the opposite of Regroup?
Opposite meanings include scatter, disband.
What words go with Regroup?
It commonly pairs with regroup after a setback, regroup the team, regroup for a meeting.
What are common mistakes when using Regroup?
Confusing 'regroup' with 'group' as just assembling people. 'Regroup' is not used in a casual context but in more serious discussions.
How do you pronounce Regroup?
US: //rɪˈɡrup//, UK: //rɪˈɡruːp//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Regroup?
Used in contexts of planning, strategy, or recovering from a setback. Common in military or team settings.