Remount

/ˌriːˈmaʊnt/
verb

To climb on again or get back into something, usually a horse or a vehicle.

After falling off the horse during the race, the jockey managed to remount and continue.
Visual representation of "remount" - To climb on again or get back into something, usually a horse or a vehicle.

Often appears as...

  • remount a horse
  • remount a bike
verb

To set a gemstone again into a new piece of jewelry.

When my grandmother's old ring broken, I had the diamond remounted in a new band.
Visual representation of "remount" - To set a gemstone again into a new piece of jewelry.

Often appears as...

  • remount a diamond
  • remount a gem
verb

In computing, to make a disk or a drive accessible again after it has been disconnected.

I had to remount the external hard drive because it was not working properly.
Visual representation of "remount" - In computing, to make a disk or a drive accessible again after it has been disconnected.

Often appears as...

  • remount a drive
  • remount a disk

Usage tips

Technical

noun

A chance to mount again or get back onto a horse or a vehicle.

After the fall, the rider had a quick remount and carried on with the race.
Visual representation of "remount" - A chance to mount again or get back onto a horse or a vehicle.

Often appears as...

  • quick remount
  • successful remount
verb

To climb on again or get back into something, usually a horse or a vehicle.

After falling off the horse during the race, the jockey managed to remount and continue.
Visual representation of "remount" - To climb on again or get back into something, usually a horse or a vehicle.

Often appears as...

  • remount a horse
  • remount a bike
verb

To set a gemstone again into a new piece of jewelry.

When my grandmother's old ring broken, I had the diamond remounted in a new band.
Visual representation of "remount" - To set a gemstone again into a new piece of jewelry.

Often appears as...

  • remount a diamond
  • remount a gem
verb

In computing, to make a disk or a drive accessible again after it has been disconnected.

I had to remount the external hard drive because it was not working properly.
Visual representation of "remount" - In computing, to make a disk or a drive accessible again after it has been disconnected.

Often appears as...

  • remount a drive
  • remount a disk

Usage tips

Technical

noun

A chance to mount again or get back onto a horse or a vehicle.

After the fall, the rider had a quick remount and carried on with the race.
Visual representation of "remount" - A chance to mount again or get back onto a horse or a vehicle.

Often appears as...

  • quick remount
  • successful remount
Definition 1 of 4
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Physical Action

Indicates a physical effort to get back on something usually after falling off.

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She slipped on the ice but quickly remounted her skates and continued.
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Persistence

Suggests determination to continue an activity despite difficulties or interruptions.

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Despite the interruption, he remounted his bike and finished the race.
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Action Required

Used when action needs to be taken to continue a previously started action.

Illustration for Action Required
After checking the map, they remounted their motorcycles to head to the correct direction.
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Physical Action

Indicates a physical effort to get back on something usually after falling off.

Illustration for Physical Action
She slipped on the ice but quickly remounted her skates and continued.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Persistence

Suggests determination to continue an activity despite difficulties or interruptions.

Illustration for Persistence
Despite the interruption, he remounted his bike and finished the race.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Action Required

Used when action needs to be taken to continue a previously started action.

Illustration for Action Required
After checking the map, they remounted their motorcycles to head to the correct direction.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Physical Action

Indicates a physical effort to get back on something usually after falling off.

Illustration for Physical Action
She slipped on the ice but quickly remounted her skates and continued.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Persistence

Suggests determination to continue an activity despite difficulties or interruptions.

Illustration for Persistence
Despite the interruption, he remounted his bike and finished the race.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Action Required

Used when action needs to be taken to continue a previously started action.

Illustration for Action Required
After checking the map, they remounted their motorcycles to head to the correct direction.
Visual representation of the word "Remount"

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Quote examples

Joe Mantello

American Actor

I was a member of Circle Rep; I had done a little bit of directing there. I remember that I had a vacation from 'Angels', in which I remounted a play that I had done out of town called 'Three Hotels.' That's how I spent my week vacation.
Portrait of Joe Mantello

Quote examples

Joe Mantello

American Actor

I was a member of Circle Rep; I had done a little bit of directing there. I remember that I had a vacation from 'Angels', in which I remounted a play that I had done out of town called 'Three Hotels.' That's how I spent my week vacation.
Portrait of Joe Mantello
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