reaffixed (Meaning)

reaffixed

to reattach (something) physically, to affix (something) again

The jeweler reaffixed the loose gem to the ring with a precise hand.
After the storm, the road signs were reaffixed to their posts to guide lost travelers.
The doctor reaffixed the bandage to the wound, ensuring its secure protection.
The torn wallpaper was carefully reaffixed to the wall, restoring its pristine appearance.
The magnets reaffixed the posters to the refrigerator door, displaying them in an organized manner.
The technician reaffixed the loose wire to the circuit board, repairing the electronic device.
The artist reaffixed the shattered mirror to its frame, mending its broken beauty.
The broken zipper was expertly reaffixed, allowing the backpack to function seamlessly.
The surgeon reaffixed the severed tendon to the bone, mending the patient's mobility.
The historian reaffixed the missing inscription to the ancient tablet, unlocking its hidden knowledge.

to reattach (something) physically, to affix (something) again

unified, combined, refixed, reattached, associated, reunified,linked (up), resecured, rejoined, connected

resolved, uncoupled, isolated, disconnected, divorced, detached, scattered, fractionated, dissociated,divided

The jeweler reaffixed the loose gem to the ring with a precise hand.

After the storm, the road signs were reaffixed to their posts to guide lost travelers.

The doctor reaffixed the bandage to the wound, ensuring its secure protection.

The torn wallpaper was carefully reaffixed to the wall, restoring its pristine appearance.