reattach

American

[ree-uh-tach] / ˌri əˈtætʃ /

verb

to attach again.

Example Sentences

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Ever since I tore my ACL in October and had the surgery to reattach the tendon, I haven’t been able to do anything in PE.

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I fiddle with my headphones, trying to reattach the ear pad, but it’s hopeless.

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I scold him as I reattach his lead.

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I asked Mr. Szymczak if he would help me reattach my locks, and he did, somberly, while I made Helena a late dinner from our portion of the kasha.

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With a smile on my face, I fetched my electronics kit and prepared to reattach the lead.

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