self-repair
repairment
repair
mend
reparative
tinker
rework
fixation
rebuild
reinstitution
patch-up
reconfiguration
fix up
-plasty
renovation
make whole
refurb
planting
refit
refurbishment
patch up
refurbishing
redeem
repairing
rectification
fix
cannibalise
cannibalize
reworking
reparable
rectifiable
repairableness
reequipment
good
rearchitecture
reconstructionary
recaffeination
overhaul
fixage
redetachment
servicing
reconstrual
recast
reedification
misrepair
refoldability
reannexation
restored
reparatory
reintensification
furbish
rekindlement
reworkability
rereform
revamp
repacketization
retooling
rebuildable
relegitimation
adjust
repairability
reserialization
mending
outfitting
regeneration
rehabilitate
refurnishment
remanufacturing
remechanization
make do and mend
ruination
remould
redevelopment
revisitation
retokenization
reincorporation
maintaining
remoisturization
reconvergence
fix-up
mop up
set aright
recycle
reproblematization
restabilization
reoperative
repurification
restoration
reimagination

English words for 'The act of repairing itself.'

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