re-erection
Putting back up
Re-erection is the act of erecting something again—rebuilding a structure that was dismantled or collapsed, or raising something that had fallen: The re-erection of the monument took three months.
The word also applies to achieving another penile erection after one has subsided.
Rebuilding after destruction
- restorationReturning something to condition
- reassemblyFitting parts back together
- reinstallationSetting up again
- reconstitutionRestoring original form
reestablishment · refabrication · repositioning · resetting · remounting · replanting · resituating · relocation
Temporary exterior work platform
- craneLifter or wader
- blueprintDetailed technical drawing
- foundationUnderlying support structure
- girderMain structural support beam
framework · beam · joist · truss · masonry · pillar · structure · assembly
reconstruction
Rebuilding after destruction
- restorationReturning something to condition
- reassemblyFitting parts back together
- reinstallationSetting up again
reconstitution · reestablishment · refabrication · repositioning · resetting · remounting · replanting · resituating · relocation · replacement
scaffolding
Temporary exterior work platform
- craneLifter or wader
- blueprintDetailed technical drawing
- foundationUnderlying support structure
girder · framework · beam · joist · truss · masonry · pillar · structure · assembly · steelwork
statue
Three-dimensional sculpted likeness
pillar · plinth · pedestal · monolith · cenotaph · shrine · marker · tombstone · headstone · stele
canvas
Heavy woven cloth
marquee · pavilion · yurt · tipi · awning · rigging · pegging · pitching · setup · campsite
re-erectionnew construction
re-erectiondemolition
Deliberate structural destruction
dismantling · teardown · deconstruction · razing · destruction
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