reattachment
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 8
[Pref. re-, and Eng. attach ment (q. v.).]. The act of reattaching; the state of being reattached; spec if., in law, a second attachment of one who was formerly attached and dis the justices or from some such cause. "Things reasonle thus warn'd by nature be, Yet I devour'd the bait was laid for me." Drayton: Rosamond to King Henry. 2. Against reason or common sense; unreasonable; sensele . "Happy combination of external circumstances, and other such reasonte phrases as may seem to explain the frame of the universe apart from mind." -Blackie : Self Culture, p. 60.
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