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Meanings of Reattach:
verbAttach (something that has fallen or been taken off) in its former position.
Usage examples:
The towing hawser was finally reattached with rope strops
Meanings of Reattached:
verbAttach (something that has fallen or been taken off) in its former position.
Usage examples:
The towing hawser was finally reattached with rope strops
Meanings of Reattaches:
verbAttach (something that has fallen or been taken off) in its former position.
Usage examples:
The towing hawser was finally reattached with rope strops
Meanings of Reattaching:
verbAttach (something that has fallen or been taken off) in its former position.
Usage examples:
The towing hawser was finally reattached with rope strops
Reattachment
ˌriː.əˈtætʃ.məntMeanings of Reattachment:
nounThe act of joining or connecting something that has become separated, especially a part of the body that has been injured or removed in an accident
Usage examples:
There have been many successful ear reattachments., she is responsible for the reattachment of bloo…
Meanings of Reattack:
verbTo launch a renewed attack on (a place, person, or thing); to attack again.
Meanings of Reattacked:
verbTo launch a renewed attack on (a place, person, or thing); to attack again.
Meanings of Reattacking:
verbTo launch a renewed attack on (a place, person, or thing); to attack again.
Meanings of Reattacks:
verbTo launch a renewed attack on (a place, person, or thing); to attack again.
Meanings of Reattain:
verbAttain (an objective or position) again.
Usage examples:
It changes behaviour so as to reattain the set body weight
Meanings of Reattained:
verbAttain (an objective or position) again.
Usage examples:
It changes behaviour so as to reattain the set body weight
Meanings of Reattaining:
verbAttain (an objective or position) again.
Usage examples:
It changes behaviour so as to reattain the set body weight
Meanings of Reattains:
verbAttain (an objective or position) again.
Usage examples:
It changes behaviour so as to reattain the set body weight
Meanings of Reattempt:
verbAttempt to achieve (something) again.
Usage examples:
I reattempted entry
Meanings of Reattempted:
verbAttempt to achieve (something) again.
Usage examples:
I reattempted entry
Meanings of Reattempting:
verbAttempt to achieve (something) again.
Usage examples:
I reattempted entry
Meanings of Reattempts:
verbAttempt to achieve (something) again.
Usage examples:
I reattempted entry
Meanings of Reattend:
verbTo give renewed attention to (a person or thing).
Meanings of Reattribute:
verbTo say or think that something is the result or work of something or someone different to the thing or person previously believed to have caused or done it
Usage examples:
Patients on the insomnia program learn to reattribute the cause of their sleeplessness., although i…
Meanings of Reattribution:
nounThe decision that a work of art was made by someone different than previously believed, or that a result was caused by something different than previously believed
Usage examples:
The prize was awarded to the dealer who was responsible for the most important new find or reattrib…
Meanings of Reauthentication:
nounRenewed authentication; an instance of this.
Meanings of Reauthorization:
nounThe process or fact of reauthorizing something; an instance of this.
Meanings of Reauthorize:
verbTo give renewed official approval to (something, especially an action); (also) to give renewed authority to (a person or body of people); to empower for a second or further time.
Meanings of Reauthorized:
verbTo give renewed official approval to (something, especially an action); (also) to give renewed authority to (a person or body of people); to empower for a second or further time.
Meanings of Reauthorizing:
verbTo give renewed official approval to (something, especially an action); (also) to give renewed authority to (a person or body of people); to empower for a second or further time.
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