reknit
/riːˈnɪt/
verb
- To knit something again, such as a piece of clothing that has come undone or been unraveled.
- After the sweater sleeve unraveled, she had to reknit it carefully.
- The artisan offered to reknit the torn section of the blanket.
- He learned to reknit the scarf his cat had pulled apart.
- To repair or restore something that has been broken or damaged, especially relationships or social bonds.
- After the argument, they worked hard to reknit their friendship.
- Time and patience can reknit even the deepest family rifts.
- The community center helped reknit the neighborhood after the disaster.
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