recombining

The word “recombining” has 4 syllables: re-com-bin-ing

It's pronounced as /ˌriːkəmˈbaɪnɪŋ/


What is synonym and antonym for recombining?

In the thesaurus, “recombining” has 39 synonyms and 26 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for recombining along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for recombining

  • allying
  • assembling
  • associating
  • chaining
  • clustering
  • coalescing
  • combining
  • compounding
  • confederating
  • congregating
  • conjoining
  • conjugating
  • connecting
  • constellating
  • convening
  • coupling
  • fusing
  • gathering
  • hitching
  • hooking
  • interfusing
  • joining
  • leaguing
  • marrying
  • mating
  • meeting
  • reaffixing
  • reattaching
  • reconnecting
  • refastening
  • refixing
  • rejoining
  • resecuring
  • reunifying
  • reuniting
  • splicing
  • unifying
  • uniting
  • yoking

Antonyms for recombining

  • breaking up
  • detaching
  • disaffiliating
  • disbanding
  • disconnecting
  • disjoining
  • disjointing
  • dispersing
  • dissevering
  • dissociating
  • disuniting
  • dividing
  • divorcing
  • fractionating
  • isolating
  • parting
  • resolving
  • scattering
  • sectioning
  • separating
  • severing
  • splitting
  • sundering
  • uncoupling
  • unlinking
  • unyoking

Meanings of recombining

  • verb
    1. To combine again, especially to reassemble the parts of something previously taken apart in a different manner.
    2. To undergo recombination.
  • noun
    1. The exchanging of genetic material.
  • adjective
    1. That undergoes recombination.

Example Sentences

  • The researcher is recombining several chemical elements for the experiment.
  • The musician enjoys recombining different styles of music.
  • The editor kept recombining scenes to improve the movie’s pacing.
  • The company is recombining its resources to increase efficiency.
  • The genetic process involves recombining traits from both parents.

On this page you'll find 65 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to recombining, such as: allying, assembling, associating, breaking up, chaining, clustering, coalescing.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

joining

reaffixing

  • allying
  • assembling
  • associating
  • chaining
  • clustering
  • coalescing
  • combining
  • compounding
  • confederating
  • congregating
  • conjoining
  • conjugating
  • connecting
  • constellating
  • convening
  • coupling
  • fusing
  • gathering
  • hitching
  • hooking
  • interfusing
  • joining
  • leaguing
  • marrying
  • mating
  • meeting
  • reattaching
  • recombining
  • reconnecting
  • refastening
  • refixing
  • rejoining
  • resecuring
  • reunifying
  • reuniting
  • splicing
  • unifying
  • uniting
  • yoking

marrying

  • affiancing
  • allying
  • assembling
  • associating
  • betrothing
  • chaining
  • clustering
  • coalescing
  • combining
  • committing
  • compounding
  • confederating
  • congregating
  • conjoining
  • conjugating
  • connecting
  • constellating
  • convening
  • coupling
  • engaging
  • espousing
  • fusing
  • gathering
  • hitching
  • hooking
  • interfusing
  • joining
  • leaguing
  • matching
  • mating
  • meeting
  • pairing off
  • pledging
  • promising
  • proposing
  • recombining
  • reconnecting
  • rejoining
  • remarrying
  • reunifying
  • reuniting
  • splicing
  • tieing the knot
  • tying the knot
  • unifying
  • uniting
  • wedding
  • yoking

reattaching

  • allying
  • assembling
  • associating
  • chaining
  • clustering
  • coalescing
  • combining
  • compounding
  • confederating
  • congregating
  • conjoining
  • conjugating
  • connecting
  • constellating
  • convening
  • coupling
  • fusing
  • gathering
  • hitching
  • hooking
  • interfusing
  • joining
  • leaguing
  • marrying
  • mating
  • meeting
  • reaffixing
  • recombining
  • reconnecting
  • refastening
  • refixing
  • rejoining
  • resecuring
  • reunifying
  • reuniting
  • splicing
  • unifying
  • uniting
  • yoking

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