The conservators worked reconstructively to restore the fresco, analyzing paint layers and reintegrating missing sections to preserve its original appearance.

Although the ancient manuscript was damaged, several pages remained reconstructible through digital analysis.

The ancient manuscript was surprisingly reconstructable despite missing pages.

After the earthquake, the architects proposed a reconstructional strategy to rebuild the damaged neighborhood.

The reconstructiveness of the restoration project surprised the historians, who had expected only cosmetic repairs.

The reconstructability of the ancient manuscript allowed scholars to restore missing passages with confidence.

The linguistics workshop presented several internal reconstructions to explain the vowel alternations.

Reconstructive morticians worked carefully to restore the features of the accident victims before the funeral.

The reconstructive mortician carefully restored the features so the family could have one last peaceful memory.

The linguist presented evidence supporting the existence of a reconstructed language ancestral to several modern dialects.