The antonyms for the word "re-captured" are "let go", "released", "freed", and "escaped". These words imply that something or someone is no longer held captive or restricted. The opposite of capturing something is to let it go or to set it free, whereas the opposite of being recaptured or caught again is to escape or evade capture entirely. These words are particularly relevant in situations where imprisonment, captivity or restriction are involved, and convey a sense of empowerment, freedom and autonomy. While "re-captured" suggests a loss of control or freedom, the antonyms suggest a sense of regained control or regained independence.