rearticulate
/ˌriːɑːrˈtɪkjəleɪt/
verb
- To express or state something again, often in a clearer or different way.
- The teacher asked the student to rearticulate his answer so everyone could understand.
- After the meeting, the manager had to rearticulate the company's goals to the new team.
- She tried to rearticulate her argument more simply for the audience.
- To join or connect something again, especially bones or mechanical parts.
- In physical therapy, the patient learned exercises to help rearticulate the knee.
- The surgeon carefully rearticulated the dislocated shoulder joint.
- The mechanic had to rearticulate the robot arm after it came apart.