reerect (Meaning)
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reerect (v. t.)
To erect again.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reerect
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reerect Sentence Examples
- The storm destroyed the ancient temple, but local craftsmen were hired to reerect it meticulously.
- After years of neglect, the dilapidated bridge was reerected to restore access to the isolated town.
- The historic lighthouse suffered extensive damage during the war, but it was later reerected on a new foundation.
- A team of architects reerected the grand archway as part of a major restoration project.
- The earthquake toppled several buildings, but emergency crews worked tirelessly to reerect them and provide shelter.
- The ancient artifact was carefully reerected in its original display case after being examined by archaeologists.
- The reconstruction team reerected the damaged school building in a matter of weeks to ensure students could resume classes.
- The crumbling castle was reerected as a tourist attraction, preserving its rich history for generations to come.
- After the fire, the reerection of the church symbolized the resilience and faith of the community.
- The damaged monument was reerected with intricate precision to honor the memory of the fallen heroes.
FAQs About the word reerect
To erect again.
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No antonyms found.
The storm destroyed the ancient temple, but local craftsmen were hired to reerect it meticulously.
After years of neglect, the dilapidated bridge was reerected to restore access to the isolated town.
The historic lighthouse suffered extensive damage during the war, but it was later reerected on a new foundation.
A team of architects reerected the grand archway as part of a major restoration project.
