verb
recapitate
Recapitate (verb) means to give something a head again, or fix a new head onto it.
verb
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To give something a head again, or fix a new head onto it.
"He who has once been decapitated, can not be recapitated."
— Samael Aun Weor, Aztec Christic Magic (1973)
"The conservator-restorer was able to recapitate the fallen statue whose head had broken off."
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Etymology
A blend of re- and decapitate.
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What is the meaning of recapitate?
"recapitate" (verb) means to give something a head again, or fix a new head onto it.
What is the opposite of recapitate?
The opposite of "recapitate" is decapitate.
