rejoindure (Meaning)

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rejoindure (n.)

Act of joining again.

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The construction workers masterfully executed the rejoindure, connecting the two walls seamlessly.
The archaeologist carefully rejoined the fragments of the ancient artifact, restoring its former glory.
The surgery involved a complex rejoindure of the severed bone, requiring exceptional surgical precision.
The carpenter used specialized tools to achieve a flawless rejoindure, ensuring the integrity of the cabinet.
The welder employed advanced techniques to create a strong and durable rejoindure between the metal sheets.
The mountaineers carefully rejoined the rope after a treacherous climb, ensuring their safety.
The seamstress meticulously rejoined the torn seam, restoring the garment to its original appearance.
The scientists developed a new adhesive that facilitated the rapid and efficient rejoindure of materials.
The artist employed a unique technique of rejoindure to create a mosaic that showcased the vibrant colors and textures of different fabrics.
The engineer designed a bridge with innovative rejoindure systems, allowing for quick and effortless repairs in the event of damage.

Act of joining again.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The construction workers masterfully executed the rejoindure, connecting the two walls seamlessly.

The archaeologist carefully rejoined the fragments of the ancient artifact, restoring its former glory.

The surgery involved a complex rejoindure of the severed bone, requiring exceptional surgical precision.

The carpenter used specialized tools to achieve a flawless rejoindure, ensuring the integrity of the cabinet.