reconcentration
noun[U]
(alsore-concentration)uk/ˌriː.kɒn.sənˈtreɪ.ʃən/us/ˌriː.kɑːn.sənˈtreɪ.ʃən/reconcentrationnoun[U](BRINGING TOGETHER)
theactionofbringingsomething together again in alargenumberoramountin oneparticulararea:
Adeclarationofemergencyentailsa reconcentration ofpowerin thehandsof theexecutive.
Thisreductioninfundingto theprojectwillleadto a re-concentration of thepoorincertainareas.
- Flyinginsectsin thetropicsareexposedto thepossibilityof re-concentration bywindconvergence.
- Theirchiefresponsetodefeatwas thereorganizationand reconcentration oftheircommercial,agricultural, andmilitaryinterestsin theremainingoverseasdominions.
- Thisconcentration, thendispersal, then reconcentration ofpopulationinurbancentreshad asignificanteffectonhousing.
Collecting and amassing
- accumulate
- aggregation
- amass
- assemble
- bank
- bunch
- concentrate
- concentration
- cumulate
- fundraise
- fundraising
- garner
- gather
- glean
- harvest
- rakesomethingup
- reassemble
- reconcentrate
- remote sensing
- scrapesomething/someonetogether/up
reconcentrationnoun[U](MAKING STRONGER)
theactionof making aliquidorsubstancestrongerandreducingitssizeagain, byremovingwaterfrom it:
Some of theprocessesleadtoprogressivedilution,otherstophysicalorbiologicalreconcentration.
He wasinvolvedinlaboratorystudieson the reconcentration offissionproductsandplutoniuminsediments,seaweedandfish.
- Thesolutioncan be rediluted withwaterto 2 ml before reconcentration.
- Ahighertemperaturemeansgreaterre-concentration of thesolution.
Becoming and making stronger
- aggrandize
- boil up
- bolster
- cement
- character-building
- deepen
- fortify
- harden
- hardening
- invigoration
- jell
- reinforcement
- restrengthen
- sharpen
- solidification
- solidify
- soup
- soupsomethingup
- stiffen
- wired