resynthesize
/ˌriːˈsɪnθəsaɪz/
verb
- To combine parts or elements again to form a whole, especially after they have been separated or broken down.
- The lab team worked to resynthesize the protein from its amino acids.
- The artist tried to resynthesize the broken sculpture using glue and wire.
- After the data was lost, they had to resynthesize the report from memory.
- To create something again by putting together information or ideas from different sources.
- In the music class, students learned to resynthesize sounds using digital tools.
- The historian resynthesized old documents to write a new book about the war.
- She resynthesized the arguments from both sides into a balanced conclusion.
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