reedify (Meaning)

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reedify (v. t.)

To edify anew; to build again after destruction.

No weak antonyms found.

The dilapidated cottage required extensive reedification to restore its former glory.
The ancient castle's crumbling walls underwent reedification to preserve its historical grandeur.
The abandoned church received a hefty grant to reedify its dilapidated roof and stained-glass windows.
The reedification of the town's iconic bridge was a testament to the community's unwavering devotion to its heritage.
Experts were hired to undertake the delicate reedification of the rare manuscript, ensuring its preservation for future generations.
The reedification project transformed the once-derelict building into a vibrant and thriving center for the arts.
The damaged sculpture underwent a painstaking process of reedification to restore its intricate details and expressive beauty.
The reedification of the vintage car was a labor of love for its devoted owner, who spared no expense to bring it back to its pristine condition.
The town's annual reedification festival celebrated the community's efforts to maintain its historic buildings and cultural traditions.
The reedification of the ancient temple was a testament to the enduring power of faith and the importance of preserving sacred spaces.

To edify anew; to build again after destruction.

make up,rebuild, retrofit, redevelop, reassemble, set up, build, reconstruct, rear, erect

tear down, dismember, knock down, dismantle, take down, disassemble, dismantle, disassemble, dismember, tear down

The dilapidated cottage required extensive reedification to restore its former glory.

The ancient castle's crumbling walls underwent reedification to preserve its historical grandeur.

The abandoned church received a hefty grant to reedify its dilapidated roof and stained-glass windows.

The reedification of the town's iconic bridge was a testament to the community's unwavering devotion to its heritage.