Reconstruct
Reconstruct verb - Build again.
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Synonyms for Reconstruct
Turn and reconstruct are semantically related In some cases you can use "Turn" instead a verb "Reconstruct".
Turn
Turn verb - To move (something) in a curved or circular path on or as if on an axis.
Reconstruct and turn are semantically related in adapt topic. Sometimes you can use "Reconstruct" instead a verb "Turn".
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In the Greatwinter Trilogy by Sean McMullen, scientists reconstruct ancient cetacean DNA and create three members of the species who turn out to be telepathic/smarter than humans.
Source: Sapient Cetaceans - Sapient Cetaceans: Scientists reconstruct ancient cetacean DNA and create three members of the species who turn out to be telepathic/smarter than humans.
Source: Literature / Greatwinter Trilogy - What you do is, you come up past the Yorkshire Television hill fort, turn left at the LWT Bronze Age encampment, go straight on past Southern TV's Beaker Folk village, and we're next door to the field where some poor bleeders are trying to reconstruct Stonehenge.
Source: Historical Re Creation
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