refabricate
Construct once more
To refabricate is to fabricate again—to remake, reconstruct, or manufacture anew something that existed before: The company refabricated the damaged components.
The word suggests rebuilding from raw materials rather than simple repair.
It can also mean to concoct a new version of a story or falsehood: He refabricated his alibi when the first one fell apart.
Restore after damage
- reassembleRestore to original form
- remakeNew version created
- recreateProduce something anew
- restoreReturn to earlier state
reconfigure · reengineer · remodel · retrofit · overhaul · reconstitute · restructure · reform
Creatively reuse discarded materials
- reclaimTake back possession
- reimagineEnvision in altered form
- reworkModify something already made
- transformChange completely in form
adapt · convert · modify · salvage · recycle · recondition · refashion · reuse
Restore after damage
- fixRepair or solution
- patchMaterial covering damage
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- reconditionRestore to good condition
refurbish · rehabilitate · revive · remedy · salvage · rectify · rejuvenate · renew
rebuild
Restore after damage
- reassembleRestore to original form
- remakeNew version created
- recreateProduce something anew
restore · reconfigure · reengineer · remodel · retrofit · overhaul · reconstitute · restructure · reform · reassembly
upcycle
Creatively reuse discarded materials
transform · adapt · convert · modify · salvage · recycle · recondition · refashion · reuse · repurpose
mend
Restore after damage
recondition · refurbish · rehabilitate · revive · remedy · salvage · rectify · rejuvenate · renew · refresh
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