Similar words: rebirth, bind, binder, unbind, in a bind, binding, bind over, spellbind. Meaning: ['rɪː'baɪnd] 
v. provide with a new binding.
v. provide with a new binding. 
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31) It is safe to rebind a unit with such a system to different dimensions.
32) The scanner can also be made to rebind to a different iterator type anytime.
33) Whereas the list assignment you see here did not rebind the object l 1, it changed this. OK?
34) I wash and rebind my feet every night before I go to bed.
35) In fact, after every DB2 FixPack or Update, you'll note that you're asked to perform rebind steps as a post-installation step.
36) Rebind packages containing static SQL using the BIND command, or the REBIND command (and optionally re-explain their statements) after collecting statistics with RUNSTATS.
37) In these instances, Matthews may reorg that object, index, restat, and rebind (in the case of static queries), possibly creating a pseudo-outage.
38) Consider rebinding applications (using the REBIND PACKAGE command) after changing this parameter.
39) I was buying a typewriter rebind and he was looking for faxes.
40) The rebind() method takes exactly the same parameters that you passed to the three-parameter bind() method in Step 4 of Listing 4[sentencedict.com], the StoreBobPreferences application.
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