rebind
rebind Lexical Profile
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• verb
To bind, fasten, or tie something again.
"The nurse had to rebind the patient's sprained ankle after the original bandage came loose."
To provide a book or document with a new cover and binding.
"The university archive hired a specialist to rebind several fragile medieval manuscripts."
To reassign a keyboard key, button, or variable to a different function, value, or memory address (in computing).
"Most players prefer to rebind the movement controls to match their personal keyboard layout."
• noun
A book or publication that has been given a new binding, or an instance of putting a new cover and spine onto a book.
"The library's rare book collection included a handsome leather rebind of the nineteenth-century encyclopedia."
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