Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To cultivate anew.
Wiktionary
- v. To cultivate again; to make productive once again
Etymologies
- re- + cultivate (Wiktionary)
Examples
“The solution to the ills of Western Christendom is, in my analysis, to recultivate in the minds of the faithful a sense of the sacred and a notion of the existence of objective truth, both of which were largely lost already 150 years ago.”
“One of the habits I must recultivate is that of noting the found poetry every day on the A&E Biography sign.”
“He had not exactly resolved to come that day to some decisive proof as to the widow's intention, but he had meant, if possible, to recultivate his friendship with Eleanor, and in his present frame of mind any such recultivation must have ended in a declaration of love.”
“I am trying to recultivate the overwhelming enthusiasm I have had for truly, truly bad ideas.”
“With the grant of this liberty, they began to recultivate their”
“While there is a plan to recultivate the wasteland, it is unclear what exactly the project will entail.”
“I want to recultivate old friendships and have company over for games and dinners and movies.”
“More importantly, in the long-term we need to recultivate local food markets, from fruit-and-vegetable stalls on up to local butchers, as well as the growing of family kitchen gardens.”
“The money will be used to construct the transport site Modar-Tsarevets, clean the banks of the Maritsa river and recultivate the waste depot at Tsalapitsa, which will significantly increase its capacity.”
“He hopes to recultivate them into nonfood plants or algae for biofuel production.”
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