reerect
Put back up
To reerect is to erect again—to rebuild, raise, or set up something that was previously taken down or demolished: The town reerected the statue after the controversy died down.
The word applies to physical structures, monuments, or anything else that can be erected.
Build again from remains
- reassembleRestore to original form
- rebuildRestore after damage
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- reinstateReturn to previous position
reconstitute · scaffolding · framework · foundation · blueprint · structure · construction · worksite
Raise with tackle
- raiseLift or increase
- upliftRaise emotionally or physically
- elevateTo raise upward
- upraiseTo lift upward
uprear · lift up · prop up · right · reposition
Return after dormancy
- comebackRecovery after decline
- renewalMaking current again
- renaissancePeriod of renewed vitality
- rebirthSpiritual or physical regeneration
regeneration · reawakening · revivification · rekindling · reanimation · reinvigoration · rejuvenation · resumption
reconstruct
Build again from remains
- reassembleRestore to original form
- rebuildRestore after damage
- restoreReturn to earlier state
reinstate · reconstitute · scaffolding · framework · foundation · blueprint · structure · construction · worksite · builder
hoist
Raise with tackle
resurgence
Return after dormancy
- comebackRecovery after decline
- renewalMaking current again
- renaissancePeriod of renewed vitality
rebirth · regeneration · reawakening · revivification · rekindling · reanimation · reinvigoration · rejuvenation · resumption · recommencement
refurbish
Restore worn items
- rehabilitateReturn to good condition
- preserveProtect from loss
- conserveKeep from being depleted
revitalize · reclaim · salvage · monument · heritage · antique · artifacts · frescoes · tapestry · architectural