to rebase

Examples

• All

• The museum staff needed to rebase the ancient mosaic to prevent further damage.

• After years of deterioration, the sculpture was carefully rebased for safe exhibition.

• You should rebase the painting onto a new canvas.

• The artist rebased the sculpture for better stability.

• The museum staff needed to rebase the ancient mosaic to prevent further damage.

• Experts decided to rebase the painting onto a more stable canvas during conservation.

• After years of deterioration, the sculpture was carefully rebase for safe exhibition.

Synonyms

M

to mount

vsto rebase

125 3.8

To attach something to a support for display

is done to place artwork onto a new backing for preservation or display

R

to remount

vsto rebase

1 6.5

To put a part back in place after it was removed

involves moving artwork onto a new backing rather than simply returning it

E

to embase

vsto rebase

9.8

To put something on a base or pedestal

uses a new backing specifically for preserving or exhibiting fragile pieces

R

to reaffix

vsto rebase

7.2

Attach something again after it comes loose or is removed

is focused on attaching to a new support for conservation and display instead

How Secure

to anchor

51 3.4

to secure

347 3.3

to rebase

• Specialized

8.3

to mount

125 3.8

to place

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology