restringed (Meaning)

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restringed (imp. & p. p.)

of Restringe

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The old guitar's strings were so worn out that they needed to be restringed immediately.
The repairman restringed the broken guitar to restore its functionality.
The restringing process involved removing the old strings and attaching new ones in their place.
The musician carefully restringed his violin, ensuring each string was tuned to the correct pitch.
With trembling hands, the apprentice restringed the lyre, fearing he might snap the delicate strings.
The restringing of the harp took several hours, as the musician tested and adjusted each string individually.
The tension on the restringed bowstring was so great that it almost snapped during practice.
The restringed guitar sounded vibrant and clear, filling the room with beautiful melodies.
The restringing of the piano's keys was a time-consuming but rewarding task.
The restringed instrument brought joy to the musician and listeners alike, creating a harmonious symphony.

of Restringe

No synonyms found.

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The old guitar's strings were so worn out that they needed to be restringed immediately.

The repairman restringed the broken guitar to restore its functionality.

The restringing process involved removing the old strings and attaching new ones in their place.

The musician carefully restringed his violin, ensuring each string was tuned to the correct pitch.