Synonyms for

Regained

Verb / ri:ˈgeɪnd / Another word for regained — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

to get back something that was lost or taken away; to reach a previous level or state again

Synonyms & similar words

recover retrieve find lose regain recovered retrieved reclaimed recaptured redeemed restored reestablished reacquired repossessed rescued rewon reoccupied retook reassumed reconquered reinstated reattained recouped reobtained

Synonyms by register

Formal

recovered reclaimed retrieved repossessed

Informal

got back won back picked up

Literary

recaptured repossessed

Antonyms

lost surrendered forfeited relinquished abandoned yielded

Common collocations

  • regained consciousness
  • regained control
  • regained strength
  • regained momentum
  • regained possession
  • regained freedom
  • regained balance

Word family

noun regainment
verb regain
adjective regained

Usage note

Regained is the past tense and past participle of the verb 'regain'. It implies getting back something that was lost, such as health, control, or possession.

Example sentences

  1. He regained his strength after resting for a few days.
  2. She regained her confidence by practicing her speech.
  3. The company has finally regained its position in the market.
  4. The lost dog was eventually regained by its owner.
  5. The athlete has regained his title as the champion.

Quotes

  • The only way to regain confidence is to do what you are afraid to do.
  • It's never too late to regain the trust that was once broken.
  • You can always regain your strength, no matter how weak you may feel.

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