Definitions

1. verb

to come together again, especially after being separated or defeated; to assemble again, especially after a period of time

“The team will need to regroup and come up with a new strategy to win the game.”

2. verb

to reorganize or reassemble something, especially a plan or an operation

“The manager had to regroup the team’s priorities to meet the new deadline.”

3. noun

a period of time when people or groups come together again, especially after being separated or defeated

“The army went into regroup to reassemble and plan their next move.”

4. noun

a reorganization or reassembly of something, especially a plan or an operation

“The company went through a regroup to restructure and improve its efficiency.”