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reconstitute::verb | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | restructure |
| Type of | structure |
The governing board was reconstituted.
Examples of reconstitute
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We are seceding from the New World Order hijackers to reconstitute the Republic.
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Robin Gibb tells the BBC that he and his brother Barry may reconstitute the band.
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Their resilience has compelled the US policy makers to reconstitute the strategy.
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So where might al-Qaeda look for a safe spot to reconstitute its executive branch?
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To reconstitute dried mushrooms, place them in a bowl and cover with boiling water.
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He said he would reconstitute it yet outlined no concrete democratic reform.
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Last November, voters supported his proposal to reconstitute the pension-fund board.
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Most have long been abandoned, and recent attempts to reconstitute them have failed.
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I've asked him to reconstitute and oversee a vibrant group of How We Live reporters.
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- Restructure: construct or form anew or provide with a new structure; "After his accident, he had to restructure his life"; "The governing board was reconstituted"
- To construct something anew, or in a different manner; to add liquid to a concentrated or dehydrated food to return it to its original consistency
- (reconstitution) The act of reconstituting
- (Reconstituted (Re-Con)) When two or more FSNs are combined or divided.
- (Reconstituted) One of the terms given to the procedure where County Series maps were cut up and stretched to fit the National Grids System.
- (reconstituted) For GH and some other medicines, mixing a concentrate that is more easily stored with a liquid in order to make it ready to use. The Nutropin taken with vial and syringe is packaged in dry powdered form. ...
- (reconstituted) Genuine stone is crushed then bound together again with an polymer resin. Sometimes dye is added to the mix. It is a man-made imitation material.
- (Reconstituting (an underlying security)) Exchanging the strip components related to a security for the security itself. (This is the reverse of stripping.) Note that, in Canada only, a security may be reconstituted even if it was not previously stripped by using the strip bond packaging service.
- (Reconstitution) The process of adding liquid to a dry powder to make a new solution. Prescription drugs that are given by injection are often provided as a dry powder, which must be reconstituted (e.g. liquid must be added) before it can be used.
