Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The act of returning property to its previous owner.

Example: The reconveyance of the land was completed after the legal process.

Definition: Having been found guilty of a crime again after a previous conviction.

Example: After being reconvicted for a similar offense, he faced a longer sentence this time.

Definition: The act of being convicted again after a previous conviction, often referring to a legal context.

Example: After his reconviction, he faced a longer sentence than before.

Definition: The process of officially recording a document so that it becomes part of the public record.

Example: The recordation of the property deed was completed at the county office.

Definition: Able to be recovered or regained, especially in terms of money or losses.

Example: The investment is recoupable after a few years of successful operation.

Definition: A process of recovering something that was lost or taken away, often referring to money or resources.

Example: The company implemented a recoupment strategy to recover its losses from the previous year.

Definition: A way to get help or support when you need it, often by turning to someone or something for assistance.

Example: When faced with a difficult situation, her only recourse was to ask for help from her friends.

Definition: The quality or ability to be restored or regained after a loss or damage.

Example: The recoverability of the data was crucial after the system crash.

Definition: A situation where one person accuses another in response to an accusation, often involving mutual blame or countercharges.

Example: During the argument, both sides engaged in recrimination, blaming each other for the problems in their relationship.

Definition: Relating to or characterized by mutual accusations or blame.

Example: The discussion turned recriminative as both sides blamed each other for the failure.