reerected
Put back up
Reerected means erected again—rebuilt, raised back up, or restored to an upright position after having been taken down or fallen.
The word applies to physical structures The monument was reerected after the war and to abstract things that can be metaphorically constructed reerected barriers between the two groups.
Rebuilding after destruction
- reassemblyFitting parts back together
- reinstallationSetting up again
- rebuildingConstructing anew after destruction
- raisingLifting or nurturing
hoisting · scaffolding · cranes · foundations · framework · columns · pillars · monuments
Return after decline
- renewalMaking current again
- resurrectionRevival from death
- rebirthSpiritual or physical regeneration
- reestablishmentAct of founding anew
reinstatement · restoration · resurgence · reawakening · commemoration · remembrance · tribute · legacy
reconstruction
Rebuilding after destruction
- reassemblyFitting parts back together
- reinstallationSetting up again
- rebuildingConstructing anew after destruction
raising · hoisting · scaffolding · cranes · foundations · framework · columns · pillars · monuments · statues
revival
Return after decline
- renewalMaking current again
- resurrectionRevival from death
- rebirthSpiritual or physical regeneration
reestablishment · reinstatement · restoration · resurgence · reawakening · commemoration · remembrance · tribute · legacy · heritage
columns
Upright structural shafts
- pedimentsTriangular architectural features
- porticosColumned covered entrances
- facadesMisleading external appearances
pilasters · capitals · keystones · cornices · friezes · domes · spires · arches · balustrades · monuments