0 past simple and past participle of reconstruct
1 to build or create again something that has been damaged or destroyed:
An irregular catchment area, based on actual travel times, could only be reconstructed by actively walking away from a site in different directions.
After the reconstructed embryos were removed from this treatment they showed a dark cytoplasm and membrane distortion that disappeared some time later (personal observations).
The records from which the past can be reconstructed are too extensive to be presented coherently without editing and selecting.
This is a salutary lesson for truly prospective, rather than reconstructed cohorts in terms of filling in missing data with retrospective information.
Our libraries do not hold volumes of their collected works and their project has had to be reconstructed here from archival research.
Fourth, as a result, the legitimacy of the sphericity of the earth had to be reconstructed in an alien environment.
My own subsequent performances (2005 and 2006) have been very instructive in refining the reconstructed system for ease of use and reliability on stage.
It is only necessary that their decisions can be reconstructed as if they were doing so.
