reassemble

/ˌˈriəˌsɛmbəl/

Other forms: reassembled; reassembling; reassembles

When you rebuild something, you reassemble it. You might find that taking apart your bicycle is easy, but things will get much more complicated when you try to reassemble it.

After you remove the legs from your kitchen table so you can move it through a narrow door into another room, you'll have to reassemble it. You can also use this verb to mean "gather together again," like when your art class visits a museum, where the students spread out to see different exhibits and then reassemble in the lobby later in the day.

Definitions of reassemble

1. verb

   assemble once again, after taking something apart
   type of:

   assemble, piece, put together, set up, tack, tack together

   create by putting components or members together