to reweld

Examples

• All

• The two-piece concept eliminates the problem of cutting off and rewelding stub ends, and permits quick, permanent replacement of failed one-piece rings.

  Academic text (2003)

• If you are going for a monster lift, turn and reweld your tubes a few degrees to compensate.

  Blog text (22)

• Then we cut out the weld, run a new bead, and reweld the joint while everyone else sits around.

  Fiction book (1998)

• The mechanic had to reweld the broken pipe to prevent any leaks.

• After inspecting the frame, they decided to reweld the damaged sections for added strength.

• To complete the repair, he will reweld the metal pieces together ensuring they hold well.

Synonyms

F

to fix

vsto reweld

∞ 1.0

To repair something so it works again

is narrower, focused on joining metal parts again rather than general repair

M

to mend

vsto reweld

41 1.2

Fix something that is broken or torn

is done specifically by joining metal parts again to repair them

R

to reattach

vsto reweld

22 3.7

Fasten something again after it comes loose

is about rejoining metal parts by metal joining rather than simple securing

R

to recondition

vsto reweld

3 5.4

To fix something so it works well again

is more specific, limited to joining metal parts again rather than full overhaul

R

to refasten

vsto reweld

1 3.6

To attach something again so it stays in place

is the process of joining metal parts again not only tightening loose pieces

B

to buttweld

vsto reweld

• Specialized

8.8

To join two metal pieces by heating their touching ends until they melt together

is a broader rejoining of metal parts not tied to a single method

R

to reaffix

vsto reweld

7.2

Attach something again after it comes loose or is removed

is about rejoining metal parts rather than just placing pieces back

How Secure

to reweld

• Specialized

6.1

to fuse

23 4.2

to weld

• Specialized

29 4.6

to spot-weld

• Specialized

1 7.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology