Synonyms for reconstruction
ˌri kənˈstrʌk ʃənre·con·struc·tion

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1. Reconstruction, Reconstruction Periodnoun

   the period after the American Civil War when the southern states were reorganized and reintegrated into the Union; 1865-1877

   Synonyms:
   reconstructive memory

2. reconstructionnoun

   the activity of constructing something again

   Synonyms:
   reconstructive memory

3. reconstructionnoun

   an interpretation formed by piecing together bits of evidence

   Synonyms:
   reconstructive memory

4. reconstruction, reconstructive memorynoun

   recall that is hypothesized to work by storing abstract features which are then used to construct the memory during recall

   Synonyms:
   reconstructive memory

Matched Categories

1. • Historic Period
   • Interpretation
   • Repair

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1. reconstruction

   Synonyms:
   n. rebuilding, re-establishment, restoration, renovation, redintegration, reconstitution, instauration, REHABILITATION

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1. List of paraphrases for "reconstruction":

   rebuilding, redevelopment, rebuild, reconstructing, renewal, wiederaufbau, rehabilitation, reconstruct, redeveloped, recovery, ages, construction, redevelop, re-establishment, re-building, refurbishment, reconstructed, reprovisioning, reconstitution, restoration, ammar, remanufacturing

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1. reconstruction

   Synonyms:
   Reconstruction of a study

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1. Govind Raj Pokharel:

   We would have liked it if they concentrated on the reconstruction first, that would have been better.

2. The Vatican:

   What is reported by the author in today’s article is the result of his reconstruction, in which the literal words pronounced by the Pope are not quoted, no quotation of the aforementioned article must therefore be considered as a faithful transcription of the words of the Holy Father.

3. John Ging:

   The government of Nepal has rightly shifted the focus of its efforts from immediate relief to longer term recovery and reconstruction, but this must not come at the expense of families who still require life-saving assistance, backlogs of essential shelter materials continue at Kathmandu airport and the Indian border due to bureaucratic impediments. This is delaying aid reaching 100,000 families who require urgent shelter assistance as the monsoon season begins.

4. Jamie McGoldrick:

   You've got 1,700 people who are in need of serious, complicated surgeries for them to be able to walk again, these are people who have been shot during the demonstrations and who are in need of rehabilitation, and very, very serious and complex bone reconstruction surgery over a two year period before they start to rehabilitate themselves.

5. Anees Chagpar:

   When patients opt for immediate reconstruction, the cosmetic results tend to be superior, as a skin-sparing procedure is performed which preserves the skin envelope and the shape for the plastic surgeons to fill, for some women, there is also the psychological advantage of never being completely flat, which is important for their body image and feeling of femininity.