1. separated again along racial, ethnic, or other lines after a period of integration
Usage: past tense and past participle of resegregate

Examples

• The school district became resegregated over time due to housing patterns.
• Many neighborhoods that were once integrated have become resegregated.
• Critics argued that the new policy effectively resegregated the student body.
• The community fought against efforts that would have resegregated public facilities.
• Housing discrimination resegregated areas that had previously been diverse.
• The city’s schools were resegregated despite earlier desegregation efforts.