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  • verb Alternative spelling of re-attached, the past participle of re-attach.

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Examples

  • That would make the skull unfit to be reattached, which is why doctors would use an implant, Riggs said.

    Gabrielle Giffords to undergo skull surgery 2011

  • That would make the skull unfit to be reattached, which is why doctors would use an implant, Riggs said.

    msnbc.com: Top msnbc.com headlines 2011

  • The skull fragment is reattached, or a plastic implant is attached, with minuscule titanium screws and plates.

    Giffords' skull to be reattached, doctors say 2011

  • Using both hands, she reattached the security chain, then she led the way into the house, turning on lights as she went.

    Fatal Error J.A. Jance 2011

  • When bone is reattached, the removed fragment usually fuses back with the rest of the skull and becomes completely vascularized again over about a three- to six-month period, Kim said, meaning the blood supply grows back into the bone.

    Giffords' skull to be reattached, doctors say 2011

  • What Ai produced amounted to an elegant mix of everyday objects whose functions had been reworked into the absurd: a shovel handle attached to the neck of a violin, a pair of men's shoes cut in half, with their front halves reattached back to back.

    The Art of Resistance Kelly Crow 2011

  • At the end of the procedure, surgeons reattached the nose and made sure that Sammy had the necessary painkillers.

    Manifesting Michelangelo Joseph Pierce Farrell 2011

  • Using both hands, she reattached the security chain, then she led the way into the house, turning on lights as she went.

    Fatal Error J.A. Jance 2011

  • At the end of the procedure, surgeons reattached the nose and made sure that Sammy had the necessary painkillers.

    Manifesting Michelangelo Joseph Pierce Farrell 2011

  • A hospital spokesperson told the news service that the man, who had Medicare, "lost half the finger, but doctors reattached it and he was sent home the same night."

    Boing Boing 2009

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