Verb:

ஒன்றுசேரவும்,

regroup's Usage Examples:

This information, showing that the Ergene line had been abandoned, and that Abdalla was regrouping his forces and assembling his incoming reserve divisions in the Lule Burgas-Vaisa region, involved a complete change of front for the Bulgarians.

The total number of members which it regrouped reached several hundreds.

But the Bulgarians, in order to relieve pressure and to keep their hold upon Western opinion, seized the initiative again while the regrouping was in process and the Greeks had hardly yet entered the Struma and Strumitsa valleys.

Thus the sum of 8 and 7 cannot be expressed as ones; we can either form the whole, and regroup it as 10 and 5, or we can split up the 7 into 2 and 5, and add the 2 to the 8 to form io, thus getting 8+7 8+ (2+5) (8+2) +510+515.

When a negative behavior must be acknowledged and corrected, "time outs" give the child with AD/HD an opportunity to regroup without negative reinforcement.

regrouped again at Ambleside.

Meanwhile the union of so many distinct political organisms had reduced the party system to chaos, and the first two years were taken up by a process of regrouping, the dominant issue being Centralism versus Federalism.

He had been by far the most influential man in Portugal, and his death in 1876 was followed by a regrouping of political parties.

The arithmetical fact is that I i and 9 may be regrouped as 12 and 8, and the statement "IId.

blunting the point of the Sword, we'd bought the entire division time to regroup.

Sleeping appears to help the body recharge and it seems to help the mind regroup, promoting health and mental clarity.

Keep in mind that after losing your home, you may want to take some time to regroup and formulate a plan.

RUC officers quickly regrouped to block the top of Duke Street.

Synonyms:

organize, reorganize, organise, form, reorganise,

Antonyms:

straight, straightness, crookedness, roundness, angularity,