Wiktionary
vb. To inflate or fill with air again.
Usage examples of "reinflate".
In order to reinflate his lungs, Caleb had had to shave patches of fur along his rib cage as well as his hind leg where his hip was fractured.
I used magic to reinflate your lung and knit the bone shards back together.
It had taken the doctors two hours to stop the bleeding, suture and reinflate the collapsed lung and begin the first of many transfusions.
He slung them on his back, not bothering to reinflate them, seeing another advantage in two-dimensional thinking.
He motioned for Peter to recommence compressing the chest and for Rose to reinflate the lungs.
The airlock clears, her body reinflates, and her awareness turns flat and muddy.
Chapter 11, we had studied a two-part process in which a two-dimensional sphere pinches down to a point, causing the fabric of space to tear, and then the two-dimensional sphere reinflates in a new way, thereby repairing the tear.
Whereas the sphere that collapsed had three dimensions, the one that reinflates has only two.
Its booms swung across the deck, its jibs went limp and fluttered for a moment, then reinflated and snapped tight again as the boat settled into a new course.
He reinflated it once a week with a bicycle pump Winsome kept in the closet.
Song of Reinflated, of fallen voices, rising, singing again, ofEvercalm, of food-full skies in place of no mating, no birthing, no bagburst, strifeless and ev-ersong perfect.
Song of Reinflated, of fallen voices, rising, singing again, of Evercalm, of food-full skies in place of no mating, no birthing, no bagburst, strifeless and eversong perfect.
The bed node wheezed as it reinflated its cushiony pneumatic bladders.
University of Texas at Austin, we realized that when a three-dimensional sphere collapses, it may be possible for the Calabi-Yau space to tear and subsequently repair itself by reinflating the sphere.
Song of Reinflated, of fallen voices, rising, singing again, ofEvercalm, of food-full skies in place of no mating, no birthing, no bagburst, strifeless and ev-ersong perfect.