Verb:

திரும்பக்கட்டு,

reconstruct's Usage Examples:

epoch values should be compatible with how XRONOS reconstructs the time.

Health, education, and psychosocial support also need to be central to any national reconstruction efforts.

Christianity from the first had forced thinking men to reconstruct their philosophy of history, but it was only after the Church's triumph that its point of view became dominant in historiography.

The sculptures of the pediments have been completely lost, but their design has been ingeniously reconstructed by Sauer.

Thus Kunze reconstructs a creed of Antioch for the 3rd century, and argues that it is independent of the Roman Creed.

PATIENTS: A case series of 50 patients with primary alar defects undergoing nasal alar reconstruction.

On the reconstructions of the tribal history, see especially T.

He was the author of the report of this last committee (1866), in which the Congressional plan of reconstruction was set forth and which has been considered a state paper of remarkable power and cogency.

However, both the recovery of the compilers' aims and attempted reconstructions are precluded from finality by the scantiness of independent historical evidence.

An extensive abdominoperineal resection was performed leaving a huge perineal defect (figure 4) which was reconstructed using bilateral myocutaneous gracilis flaps.

imaginative reconstructions of Roman life, and Kipling does an excellent job for my taste.

Upon the (incomplete) external evidence and upon a careful criticism of the biblical history of this period, and not upon any promiscuous combination of the two sources, must depend the value of the plausible though broad reconstructions which have been proposed.

Synonyms:

etymologise, suppose, hypothesise, etymologize, construct, speculate, hypothecate, hypothesize, conjecture, theorise, retrace, theorize,

Antonyms:

decrease, stay, lost, unregenerate, age,