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reconstructed

Word definitions for reconstructed in dictionaries

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
adj. adapted to social or economic change; "a reconstructed feminist" [ant: unreconstructed ]

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
constructed or assembled again; rebuilt or renovated v (en-past of: reconstruct )

Usage examples of reconstructed.

The Administration believed, and with good reason, that the combined influence of sentiment for the Union and the supposed necessities of trade would overcome all obstacles, and that the rebellious States would be so promptly and completely reconstructed that their senators and representatives would be admitted at the beginning of the next session of Congress.

In my judgment it endangers the government of the country, both State and National, and may give the next Congress and President to the reconstructed rebels.

If these men had in all cases established as good and trustworthy governments in the South as they had been reared under in the North, they would have conferred upon all the reconstructed States a blessing which as prejudice wore away would have caused their names to be respected and honored.

The new senators from the South were in themselves the proof that the Republicans still had control in several of the reconstructed States, and that in others the Democrats had regained complete ascendency.

John Kelly, now the master-spirit of reconstructed Tammany, and esteemed as a man of personal integrity, led an implacable warfare, openly proclaiming that Mr.

It was plainly his determination to withdraw from the South all National protection to the colored people, and to put the white population of the reconstructed States upon their good faith and their honor, as to their course touching the political rights of all citizens.

Painfully, he reconstructed the theory and practice of matter-casting.

Slowly moving forward in time, the reconstructed figures came back to life.

Nathaniel James Hamlin having been found guilty of repeated and numerous instances of intolerably antisocial activity and having been declared an incurable and incorrigible sociopathic menace by a properly constituted panel of authorities shall be withdrawn permanently from access to society and shall be at once expunged under the provisions of the Federal Social Rehabilitation Act of 2001 and that in accordance with the terms of that act the physical container as legally defined of the proscribed identity be reconstructed and returned to society at the earliest possible time.

Especially as to the point prohibiting slavery in the reconstructed States.

In miserable living conditions, the wife supports her reconstructed family by piecework.

They use the words counterpoint, fugue, symphony, oratorio, polyphony, the mode of Beethoven, the orchestration of Mahler, but their essential point is that, like a musician, the novelist seized time and reconstructed it according to his own laws, which were very close to those of orchestral music.