reconstructive Antonyms
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Meaning of reconstructive
Wordnet
reconstructive (s)
helping to restore to good condition
Webster
reconstructive (a.)
Reconstructing; tending to reconstruct; as, a reconstructive policy.
reconstructive Sentence Examples
- The reconstructive surgery successfully repaired damaged facial bones after an accident.
- The reconstructive project meticulously restored the ancient temple to its former glory.
- Reconstructive dentistry uses techniques to restore damaged or missing teeth to optimal functionality.
- Reconstructive archaeology pieces together fragments to recreate extinct species or historical artifacts.
- The therapist provided reconstructive therapy to help the patient overcome trauma and rebuild their self-esteem.
- The reconstructive software meticulously stitches together fragmented video files to create a coherent whole.
- The reconstructive program focused on helping ex-convicts reintegrate into society by providing skills and support.
- The reconstructive approach to healthcare emphasizes healing and restoring function rather than solely treating symptoms.
- Reconstructive engineering utilizes advanced techniques to repair and enhance damaged tissues or organs.
- The reconstructive project transformed the blighted neighborhood into a vibrant and thriving community.
FAQs About the word reconstructive
helping to restore to good conditionReconstructing; tending to reconstruct; as, a reconstructive policy.
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The reconstructive surgery successfully repaired damaged facial bones after an accident.
The reconstructive project meticulously restored the ancient temple to its former glory.
Reconstructive dentistry uses techniques to restore damaged or missing teeth to optimal functionality.
Reconstructive archaeology pieces together fragments to recreate extinct species or historical artifacts.
