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recombine

/ ˌriːkəmˈbaɪn /

verb

  1. to join together again


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The gases tend to recombine with the electrolyte and in so doing to give back a current equal to that which formed them.

Now we know that ions of opposite sign if left to themselves recombine.

Clinkers are made from substances which melt and recombine, forming a different material which is quite hard and does not burn.

The failure in this attempt to remodel ancient demarcations and recombine antipathetic populations was utter and complete.

Four, to combine and recombine any number of items required to form new concepts.

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