1. to separate again by race, class, or group after a period of integration
Usage: often used in social and educational contexts

Examples

• Some critics argue that certain policies may resegregate schools that were previously integrated.
• The neighborhood began to resegregate along economic lines after the housing changes.
• Efforts to resegregate the facilities were met with strong opposition from civil rights groups.
• The city council voted against measures that could resegregate public transportation.
• Housing patterns can resegregate communities even after legal integration.
• The school district worked to prevent policies that might resegregate students by race.