replant
replant Lexical Profile
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• verb
To plant a tree, crop, or seed again, or to move it to a new pot or location in the soil.
"We decided to replant the rose bushes in a sunnier corner of the garden."
To provide a piece of land or forest with a fresh supply of trees, crops, or vegetation.
"Conservationists worked for months to replant the hillside with native pines after the wildfire."
To surgically reattach a severed body part or restore an avulsed tooth to its original socket (in medicine and dentistry).
"The oral surgeon acted quickly to replant the child's knocked-out tooth."
• noun
A tree, shrub, or crop that has been planted a second time or moved to a new location, or an instance of planting an area again.
"The orchard owner carefully watered each young replant to ensure it survived the dry summer."