reassemble

verb

to come or bring together againparliament is due to reassemble
to fit or join (something) together again

Derived Formsreassembly, noun

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Examples from the Web for reassemble

Contemporary Examples

They taught me how to disassemble and reassemble an AK-47.
War Tourists Flock to Syria’s Front Lines
Ben Taub
November 2, 2013

Historical Examples

Just when I had all my ideas fixed for fifteen, I get twenty-two and have to reassemble them.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Our problem will be to reassemble them in proper order later.
Monkey On His Back
Charles V. De Vet
I can now field strip and reassemble every one of your blasted gadgets in the dark.
Deathworld
Harry Harrison
The orders were, at the end of every three fusilades to reassemble at the gorge.
The Mercenary
W. J. Eccott
Next day all reassemble at the cave of Pan and the spring of the Styx.
Essays on the Greek Romances
Elizabeth Hazelton Haight

reassemble

Examples from the Web for reassemble

Contemporary Examples

They taught me how to disassemble and reassemble an AK-47.

Historical Examples

Just when I had all my ideas fixed for fifteen, I get twenty-two and have to reassemble them.

Our problem will be to reassemble them in proper order later.

I can now field strip and reassemble every one of your blasted gadgets in the dark.

The orders were, at the end of every three fusilades to reassemble at the gorge.

Next day all reassemble at the cave of Pan and the spring of the Styx.