reaffix Antonyms
Meaning of reaffix
reaffix
to reattach (something) physically, to affix (something) again
reaffix Sentence Examples
- The auto mechanic reaffixed the loosened bolts to ensure the car's safety.
- The tailor reaffixed the button that had fallen off the shirt, restoring its pristine look.
- The carpenter reaffixed the molding to the wall, adding a touch of elegance to the room.
- The plumber reaffixed the leaking pipe, preventing further water damage.
- The jeweler reaffixed the loosened gemstone in the ring, preserving its precious value.
- The artist reaffixed the detached canvas to the frame, ensuring its stability for future exhibitions.
- The hairstylist reaffixed the extensions to the client's hair, enhancing their desired style.
- The surgeon reaffixed the detached bone during the operation, restoring the patient's mobility.
- The tech specialist reaffixed the broken cable to the device, restoring its functionality.
- The historian reaffixed the faded label to the antique document, preserving its historical significance for future generations.
FAQs About the word reaffix
to reattach (something) physically, to affix (something) again
reunify, reunite, refasten,link (up), join, interfuse, rejoin, reattach, fuse, coalesce
divorce, detach, divide, fractionate, isolate,resolve, dissociate, disconnect, unyoke, disband
The auto mechanic reaffixed the loosened bolts to ensure the car's safety.
The tailor reaffixed the button that had fallen off the shirt, restoring its pristine look.
The carpenter reaffixed the molding to the wall, adding a touch of elegance to the room.
The plumber reaffixed the leaking pipe, preventing further water damage.
