redamage

(riːˈdæmɪdʒ)

vb (tr)

to damage again

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In this study, we investigated countermeasure technologies presuming that redamage is caused by delamination of the adhesion interface and cracking of the repair material, further supposing that rainwater and others, intrude and induce damage.

Proposition of Thin-Layer Repairing Methods Using Low-Elasticity Polymer Portland Cement Materials and Glue and Study on the Fatigue Resistance of Reinforced Concrete Slab

But the recovery is not without setbacks: Large, distant quakes can redamage fragile faults.

Earthquake faults may heal quickly: Southern China saw speedy recovery after big quake

Leah Mickleborough, the couple's niece, said the family had been unaware of the ransom redamage quest before they saw it on BBC News 24.