recomplete
verb
Pronunciation: ˌriːkəmˈpliːt
Definition
To complete something again, often after it was interrupted, damaged, or unfinished.
Examples
The team had to recomplete the project after the funding was cut.
She decided to recomplete her degree after taking a few years off.
The artist will recomplete the mural next spring, adding the final touches.
How to Use recomplete
- recomplete something (verb pattern)
- To finish a task, project, or activity again. — "The workers will recomplete the building after the fire damage."
- recomplete something after X (prepositional phrase)
- To finish something again following a specific event or period. — "She had to recomplete her studies after a long illness."
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