Reoccupied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REOCCUPIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REOCCUPY, to occupy again
• occupy (a place or position) again

Words related to REOCCUPIED

reoccupies16 reoccupy17 reoccupying21

Words that contain REOCCUPIED

preoccupied20 unpreoccupied22

How to use REOCCUPIED in a sentence

• The Germans and French have reoccupied it six times and each in turn has been driven out.
• The Allied advance continued until more than 300 towns and villages were reoccupied and some 1,500 square miles of French territory regained by March 21.
• Agnes, determined at once that the convent should be rebuilt and reoccupied, and the church restored.
• It was re-occupied, and it was not till the breaking out of the revolutionary war that the removal from the main to the island took place.
• A few days later Ailsa Paige returned to New York and reoccupied her own house on London Terrace.
• The battalion holding the trench had been almost annihilated in the task, had in fact at first been driven out from part of the line and had only reoccupied it with heavy losses.
• Artabanus reoccupied the throne, apparently without having to fight a battle.
• Assyria and Mesopotamia were at once reoccupied by the Parthians.
• When the family returned from the capital and reoccupied the home there was rejoicing.
• The garrison left by him at Ticonderoga and Crown Point retired to Canada, and the posts were re-occupied by the Americans.
• The lost trenches were re-occupied, and our own brigade, which had been lying in support, was ordered to take over and hold them against the expected counter-attacks.
• To the east, on the same side of the river, a fortress, that of Saint Jean le Blanc, which had been abandoned on the approach of Joan, had since been reoccupied by the English.
• Rudolph Teusler of the American Red Cross, who have just returned from reoccupied Russian territory.
• The position was reoccupied and the battle continued.
• After the British evacuated the city, the congregation reoccupied it, and refitted it for religious worship.
• At the same time another Russian horde, under Romanzow, re-occupied Pomerania.
• Houses containing such devices may be quite old, but if so they were certainly reoccupied in post-Spanish times.
• It was reoccupied in 1880 by French Benedictine monks.
• The palace at Knossos was never reoccupied as a palace, at least on anything like the scale of its former magnificence.
• The prosperous town of Tinitian was abandoned as they approached it, and was so thoroughly cleaned out by them that it has never since been reoccupied except by a few stragglers.
• The Army of the Potomac returned to its old camp on the hills above Fredericksburg, and Lee reoccupied his position on the opposite ridge.
• The Spaniards destroyed a fort that had been constructed there, but as soon as they returned to this island the pirates reoccupied their nest.
• In this period Rome was occupied and reoccupied no less than four times, and, as I have said, in 546 was left utterly desolate.
• Later, however, the Serbians had driven out the invader and reoccupied the capital.
• In 1784, Simon Kenton reoccupied the settlement, near Washington, which he had commenced in 1775.

Similar words containing OCCUPI without suffix ed and without prefix re

occupied15 occupier14 occupies14 occupiers15 reoccupies16 unoccupied17 preoccupied20 preoccupies19 underoccupied21 unpreoccupied22

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