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What is another word for Relaid?

Pronunciation: [ɹɪlˈe͡ɪd] (IPA)

Relaid is a word that means "laid again." Some synonyms for relaid include repositioned, resettled, reinstalled, reestablished and reuppiled, rebuilt and refitted, rebuilt, renovated, restored, reconstituted, restructured, readjusted, reconsidered, rearranged, rectified, reinstituted, reestablished, reassured, reorganized, reevaluated, reallocated, rehabilitated and revised. Each of these words can convey a slightly different nuance or emphasis, so it's important to choose the right synonym for the context in which it is being used. By using synonyms, writers can create variation in their texts, avoiding repetition and monotony and making their writing more interesting to readers.
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By Christmas every stone that was to stand had been scraped and pointed; a few sound ones had been scraped and Relaid; here and there an entirely new stone had been cut to fit the place of one charred out of shape; but in the lower courses such instances were rare, too rare to suit his own creative taste, but Carlton was determined to deal with the lowest courses first, and to raise all the walls to his own height before finishing one.
"Peccavi"
E. W. Hornung
Percy Relaid some of the planks and hurried on with his guns, leaving behind his baggage train and hospital supplies, which were presently captured by a company headed by a warlike minister.
"The Siege of Boston"
Allen French
The five miles of Neale's section of road that the commissioners had judged at fault had been torn up, resurveyed, and Relaid.
"The U.P. Trail"
Zane Grey

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