partially reconstruct

Frequency: 6.58.1 per million words

To rebuild or recreate something in part, not in its entirety.

reconstructADVERB + reconstruct

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partially

Examples (10)

  • The ancient temple was only partially reconstructed due to a lack of funds.
  • Archaeologists were able to partially reconstruct the broken pottery from the site.
  • The investigators tried to partially reconstruct the timeline of events from witness statements.
  • Experts had to partially reconstruct the damaged document using advanced digital tools.
  • It is often difficult to partially reconstruct a skeleton from just a few bone fragments.
  • The architect decided to partially reconstruct the historic facade while modernizing the interior.
  • The software was used to partially reconstruct the missing data from the corrupted hard drive.
  • Historians managed to partially reconstruct the lost symphony from early manuscript sketches.
  • The witness's memory was only enough to partially reconstruct the suspect's face.
  • After the fire, they could only partially reconstruct the extensive family library.