No. 11,290 in French

racheté

"Racheté" means "redeemed" or "bought back."

In a sentence

Elle a racheté une ancienne maison pour la rénover.
She bought back an old house to renovate.
Here, 'racheté' is used in the context of purchasing or acquiring something again or after it has been owned by someone else.
Il a racheté ses erreurs en s'excusant sincèrement.
He atoned for his mistakes by apologizing sincerely.
In this sentence, 'racheté' denotes making amends or redeeming oneself for past actions.
L'entreprise a été rachetée par un groupe international.
The company was bought out by an international group.
Here, 'racheté' is used to imply the acquisition of a business or entity by another party.

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