0 past simple and past participle of salvage
1 to save goods from damage or destruction, especially from a ship that has sunk or been damaged or a building that has been damaged by fire or a flood:
By 1640 the situation was explosive, exacerbated by propagandists who salvaged images from previous decades.
But if a clearer, more honest, contract could be salvaged, encapsulating the life cycle principle might be a point in favour of the system.
Fortunately, the above cosmological argument can be salvaged.
Such ischaemic tissues may only be salvaged by recirculation.
Chapter 5 then considers whether the appropriation doctrine could have been, and could yet be, salvaged within the common law.
The waning notion of literature's self-sufficiency is simultaneously threatened and salvaged.
Thus clarified, or rather redefined,26 the secularisation thesis can be salvaged.
Yet the chiefs salvaged the rituals of succession, which ensured their legitimacy and their right to rule.
