re·cap·ture 
(rē-kăpchər)
(rē-kăpchər)n.
1.
a. The act of retaking or recovering.
b. The condition of having been retaken or recovered.
2. The act or an instance of retaking booty or goods.
3.
a. The recovery by the government of the amount of money equal to certain tax benefits or unpaid because of deductions previously taken by a taxpayer.
b. The procedure for such recovery.
tr.v. re·cap·tured, re·cap·tur·ing, re·cap·tures
1. To capture again.
2. To recall or recreate: an attempt to recapture the past.
3. To acquire by the government procedure of recapture.