Reattach (verb)

1. To fasten or connect something again.
2. To attach something that has been detached.

Origin:

From the prefix "re-" meaning "again" or "back" and the verb "attach" which means "to fasten or connect something to something else".

Examples:

1. I had to reattach the handle to the suitcase after it broke off.
2. The mechanic had to reattach the exhaust pipe to the car.
3. The surgeon had to reattach the severed finger.
4. The cabinetmaker reattached the drawer handle that had come loose.
5. The electrician had to reattach the wires that had come loose.