0 present participle of reconstitute
1 to change food that has been dried back into its original form by adding water:
Only by reconstituting it will there be adequate opportunity to debate all the issues.
The answer does not imply that there is any likelihood of that cargo alone reconstituting commercial activity in the dock.
Those affected argue that by reconstituting themselves as a partnership these benefits could be obtained in any case.
The processes of unpicking the treaty and reconstituting another would take a considerable number of months.
He has only quite lately been allowed to start reconstituting his own party under all the re- strictions imposed upon it.
The prospects of getting ammunition out of the ammunition storage sites was remote, let alone reconstituting the military.
Therefore, there is no barrier against reconstituting the county in the way that is suggested.
He has the difficulty of reconstituting this difficult service on more reasonable terms than those which existed during the extravagant period of the war.
