to reknotted

Examples

• All

• After the rope came loose, he quickly reknotted it to secure the package.

• The sailor reknotted the line to make sure the boat stayed in place.

• She reknotted the rope tightly.

• He reknotted the string after it came undone.

• She reknotted her shoelaces before leaving the house.

• After the rope came loose, he quickly reknotted it to secure the package.

• The sailor reknotted the line to ensure the boat stayed in place.

Synonyms

T

to tie

vsto reknotted

923 1.0

To fasten things together by making a knot with string or rope

is narrower, meaning to do the action again after it was undone or loosened

K

to knot

vsto reknotted

5 1.0

To tie rope or string so it holds

is specifically done again after being undone, not just any fastening

R

to retie

vsto reknotted

1 2.5

To tie something again, for example a ribbon or shoelace

is done after being undone and creates a tight secured fastening

R

to refasten

vsto reknotted

1 3.6

To attach something again so it stays in place

is about forming a looped fastening after undoing rather than general securing

T

to tie in knots

vsto reknotted

1 3.2

Fasten a rope or string so it does not come loose

adds the idea of doing it again after it was undone or loosened

Antonyms

U

to untie

91 1.0

Make a knot or lace loose by undoing it

How Secured

to secure

347 3.3

to fasten

68 1.6

to reknotted

5.8

to retie

1 2.5

to buckle

88 1.6

to clip

19 1.0

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Etymology