reattain
/riˈteɪn/Definitions
1. verb
to keep possession of something, such as a job, a customer, or information; to keep something in one’s memory
“She managed to retain her position as CEO despite the company’s financial struggles.”
2. verb
to hold onto something physically or mentally, such as a grip or a thought
“He had to retain his grip on the rope as he climbed up the rocky cliff.”
3. verb
to keep something in a specified state or condition, such as a record or a memory
“The museum is trying to retain its original layout as much as possible.”
4. verb
to keep something from being lost or forgotten, such as a skill or a tradition
“The community is working to retain its cultural heritage.”
5. noun
a person or thing that is kept in possession or memory
“The company’s biggest retention tool is its excellent customer service.”