resegregate
verb[TorI]
(alsore-segregate)uk/ˌriːˈseɡ.rɪ.ɡeɪt/ustobecome, orcausesomething tobecome,segregated(=keepingpeopleseparateortreatingthemdifferently,accordingtorace,sex,religion, etc.)again:
Opponents ofreformarearguingthat givingpeopleachoiceofschoolswill re-segregatepublicschools.
A third of the district'sschoolshave resegregated.
- If you put off alargenumberof theAfrican-Americanstudentsit wouldeffectivelyre-segregate thecampus.
- If onegroupmovesin and onegroupmovesout, it goes back to being re-segregated, doesn't it?
- Over the past threedecades, the city'sschoolshavesteadilyresegregated.
Isolating and separating
- at one/this etc. removeidiom
- Brexit
- compartmentalization
- compartmentalize
- conesomethingoff
- disengage
- estrangement
- free-floating
- hard Brexitidiom
- insulation
- insulator
- ropesomething/somewhereoff
- screensomethingoff
- seclude
- segregate
- self-isolation
- wrench
- wrenching
- zonal
- zonally