reassemble

/ ˌriːəˈsɛmbəl /

verb

1. to come or bring together again

   parliament is due to reassemble

2. to fit or join (something) together again

Derived Forms

• ˌreasˈsembly, noun

Example Sentences

“The key characteristic is a decline in the Democratic vote, not an increase in the Republican, suggesting that Democrats were unable to reassemble the winning coalition from 2020.”

From Salon

In “Yellow Face,” Hwang reassembles these related events in a comedy that introduces a fictional device to what is otherwise a straightforward recounting.

From Los Angeles Times

Her recovery left the star to reassemble the pieces of her identity after years of public falls.

From Salon

The watchmaker disassembled and reassembled the timepieces, studied their intricate parts all handmade by Charles.

From Los Angeles Times

Israeli troops re-entered the city last week after officials said that Hamas was attempting "to reassemble its forces there".

From BBC

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