reconstitutions
Making whole again
Reconstitutions are instances of reconstituting—restoring something to its original form or rebuilding it from components.
Dried foods undergo reconstitution when water is added: The reconstitutions of powdered milk never taste quite right.
The term applies to restructuring organizations or reforming disbanded groups: successive reconstitutions of the cabinet.
In finance, it describes reassembling securities that were previously separated.
Rebuilding after destruction
- reassemblyFitting parts back together
- rebuildingConstructing anew after destruction
- reformationProcess of improving institutions
- reorganizationChanging how something's arranged
restructuring · reconfiguration · recomposition · reestablishment · reinstallation · recommissioning · refabrication · remounting
Replacing lost water
- dissolutionBreaking up completely
- mixingCombining into one mass
- dilutionReduction in concentration
- powderedCrushed to fine particles
dried · dehydrated · freeze-dried · liquid · solution · concentrate · formula · milk powder
Return after decline
- renewalMaking current again
- reestablishmentAct of founding anew
- reinstatementReturn to previous position
- resurrectionRevival from death
regeneration · rehabilitation · revitalization · rebirth · recovery · resurgence · reactivation · reinvigoration
Process of improving institutions
- reorganizationChanging how something's arranged
- restructuringRearranging an existing framework
- reestablishmentAct of founding anew
- reinstallationSetting up again
reconvening · reassembling · regrouping · recomposition · reforming · reshuffling · realignment · reconfiguration
Arranging things in advance
- compoundingElements merging progressively
- mixingCombining into one mass
- formulationDevised mixture or expression
- medicationTherapeutic substance for illness
injection · infusion · pharmaceutical · sterile · solution · vial · lyophilized · dosage
reconstruction
Rebuilding after destruction
- reassemblyFitting parts back together
- rebuildingConstructing anew after destruction
- reformationProcess of improving institutions
reorganization · restructuring · reconfiguration · recomposition · reestablishment · reinstallation · recommissioning · refabrication · remounting · piecing together
rehydration
Replacing lost water
- dissolutionBreaking up completely
- mixingCombining into one mass
- dilutionReduction in concentration
powdered · dried · dehydrated · freeze-dried · liquid · solution · concentrate · formula · milk powder · orange juice
revival
Return after decline
- renewalMaking current again
- reestablishmentAct of founding anew
- reinstatementReturn to previous position
resurrection · regeneration · rehabilitation · revitalization · rebirth · recovery · resurgence · reactivation · reinvigoration · rejuvenation
reformation
Process of improving institutions
- reorganizationChanging how something's arranged
- restructuringRearranging an existing framework
- reestablishmentAct of founding anew
reinstallation · reconvening · reassembling · regrouping · recomposition · reforming · reshuffling · realignment · reconfiguration · rechartering
preparation
Arranging things in advance
- compoundingElements merging progressively
- mixingCombining into one mass
- formulationDevised mixture or expression
medication · injection · infusion · pharmaceutical · sterile · solution · vial · lyophilized · dosage · administration
reconstitutionsdissolutions
Acts of formally ending
destructions · decompositions · disintegrations · annihilations · demolitions
reconstitutionscorruptions
Debasements of purity
transformations · transmutations · deformations · mutations · perversions
reconstitutionsdispersals
Acts of spreading outward
fragmentations · scatterings · disbandments · separations · divisions