1. the act of planting something again in a new location or after removal
Usage: present participle of reimplant
2. the act of surgically placing an organ, tissue, or device back into the body
Usage: medical

Examples

• The gardener is reimplanting the roses in better soil.
• After the storm, we spent the weekend reimplanting the uprooted shrubs.
• The surgeon is reimplanting the patient’s kidney after the complications were resolved.
• Reimplanting the trees required careful attention to root damage.
• The medical team succeeded in reimplanting the severed finger.
• She is reimplanting her herb garden in raised beds this spring.