to reassimilate

Examples

• All

• Scientists observed how the cells could reassimilate certain substances after being deprived of them.

• After fasting, the cells reassimilated the glucose quickly.

• After the drought, the plants slowly began to reassimilate nutrients from the enriched soil.

• The body can reassimilate nutrients after a meal.

• After the surgery, it took time for her body to reassimilate the necessary nutrients into her system.

• After being deprived of light, the plant was able to reassimilate nutrients once exposed to sunlight again.

• Post-recovery, the athlete's body began to reassimilate the minerals lost during intense training.

Synonyms

R

to reintegrate

vsto reassimilate

14 6.2

To bring a person back into a group or society after being away

is about absorbing substances back into biological systems rather than social return

A

to assimilate

vsto reassimilate

• Specialized

4 7.7

Enter and become part of a material, as with heat or gas

means absorbing again into organisms or systems rather than simple physical mixing

R

to resorb

vsto reassimilate

• Specialized

1 9.7

To take material back into the body or a body part

is about absorbing again into organisms or systems generally

R

to reincorporate

vsto reassimilate

1 6.1

To add something back into a group, system, or document

focuses on absorbing substances back into organisms or systems rather than readding

P

to phagocytize

vsto reassimilate

• US

9.9

To take over and make part of a larger organization, for example when a company buys another

involves gradual absorption back into organisms or systems rather than full engulfing

How Complete

to incorporate

182 4.5

to assimilate

• Specialized

4 7.7

to reassimilate

• Specialized

7.3

to absorb

217 3.0

to take up

7 3.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology