reassemblage (age as Ig)

[Pref. re-, and Eng. a emblage (q. v.).] A renewed or fresh a emblage. re-as-sem-ble, v. t. & i.. [Pref. re-, and English a emble (q. v.).] A. Transitive: To a emble afresh; to collect together again. "Rea embling our afflicted powers." Milton, P. L., i. 186. B. In trans.: To a emble or come together again. re-as-sert', v . t . [Prefix re- , and English a ert (q. v.).] To a ert anew. "With equal fury, and with equal fame, Shall great Uly es rea ert his claim." Pope: Homer's Ody ey xvii. 147.