reattach

[ree-uh-tach]

verb

1. to attach again.

Example Sentences

Care staff were supposed to support her and reattach the bag but were often too busy, leaving the woman wandering around the home screaming for help - in one instance for more than an hour.

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Although surgeons tried to reattach them, they had gone black by the time he reached hospital.

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He required stitches to reattach a flap of skin to his cheek, and had puncture wounds to his arm and legs.

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Hewett then came around to the other side of the net and picked up a wheel so Oda could reattach it.

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The dog's owner drove to the hospital with the finger on ice but surgeons were not able to reattach it.

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