rebind
/riːˈbaɪnd/
verb
- To bind something again, such as a book or a wound.
- The nurse had to rebind the bandage to stop the bleeding.
- The library will rebind the old book with a new cover.
- I need to rebind the pages that fell out of my notebook.
- In computing, to assign a new key or function to a command or action.
- You can rebind the jump key to the spacebar in the game settings.
- I had to rebind the shortcut because the default conflicted with another program.
- The software allows you to rebind any keyboard command.
Antonyms
noun
- An act of binding again, especially of a book.
- After the rebind, the book looked almost new.
- The rebind of the encyclopedia cost fifty dollars.
- The conservator performed a careful rebind of the manuscript.