Adjective
created anew
Source: WordNetthis re-created literalness Source: Internet
An old farmhouse at the Salzburger Freilichtmuseum in Großgmain near Salzburg Open-air museums collect and re-erect old buildings at large outdoor sites, usually in settings of re-created landscapes of the past. Source: Internet
As an encore at the club's former home he re-created those words which had made him famous some 31 years earlier only using words which incorporated a Bolton theme. Source: Internet
Denver’s music scene has been mourning the recent passing of Billy Bunting, frontman of Under a Blood Red Sky, the U2 cover band that once re-created the 1983 Red Rocks concert that put the Irish rockers on the map. Source: Internet
Acting as part historian, part detective, they have painstakingly re-created a crime scene – between 1.5 million and 2 million Jews and Roma were shot and buried – that until then had been overshadowed by murder in Nazi extermination camps. Source: Internet
Commercial Indian filmmakers, known for their speed, never bothered to blimp the camera, and its excessive noise required that everything had to be re-created in the studio. Source: Internet