re-erect
Put up anew
Re-erect means to erect again—to raise, build, or set up something that was previously taken down or has fallen.
A demolished monument might be re-erected at a new site.
A tent collapsed by wind gets re-erected.
The word applies to physical structures and, by extension, to abstract things like barriers or defenses: They re-erected the trade restrictions that had been lifted a decade earlier.
Build again from remains
- reassembleRestore to original form
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- reinstallInstall something again
- repositionMove to new location
upright · framework · scaffold · hoisting · jacking · structure · foundation · edifice
Boundary structure between properties
- wallVertical enclosing structure
- barricadeObstacle blocking a path
- palisadeFence of pointed stakes
- fortificationStrengthening defenses or nutrients
boundary · perimeter · enclosure · partition · railing · gate · stockade · bulwark
reconstruct
Build again from remains
- reassembleRestore to original form
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- reinstallInstall something again
reposition · upright · framework · scaffold · hoisting · jacking · structure · foundation · edifice · reassembly
fence
Boundary structure between properties
fortification · boundary · perimeter · enclosure · partition · railing · gate · stockade · bulwark · rampart
statue
Three-dimensional sculpted likeness
- memorialThing preserving remembrance
- obeliskTapering stone monument
- pillarUpright architectural support
column · plinth · pedestal · monument · heritage · commemorate · rededicate · unveil · landmark · tribute
pavilion
Open recreational structure
awning · tarp · poles · stakes · camping · rigging · setup · pitch · campsite · gazebo