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readapt

verb as in transplant

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In a statement on Sunday, Kan said it had contacted the lyricists of both songs and asked them to "readapt the texts, while preserving their artistic freedom".

From BBC

The transition to land happened only once, yet the transition back to water has happened repeatedly — leading researchers to question whether aquatic mammals could readapt to terrestrial life, and if not, why?

As we're seeing in the creative push to readapt to reusables, people are interested in moving away from plastic, they just need better options.

From Salon

I had to readapt the script to Nicaragua today.

The 36-year-old vividly recalls how, after her depression lifted, she had to readapt to performing the tasks other people do routinely each day.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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