recondition (Meaning)

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recondition (v)

bring into an improved condition

The antique dealership reconditioned the Victorian armchair, restoring its faded upholstery to its former glory.
The auto repair shop reconditioned the engine, replacing worn components and ensuring the car's peak performance.
The homeowner reconditioned the wooden floor, sanding and refinishing it to bring out its natural beauty.
The construction company reconditioned the abandoned building, transforming it into a modern and habitable space.
The furniture restorer reconditioned the leather sofa, removing stains and re-dyeing it to its original color.
The watchmaker reconditioned the vintage timepiece, replacing faulty gears and ensuring its accurate timekeeping.
The electronics repair center reconditioned the laptop, restoring its functionality after a hardware failure.
The textile factory reconditioned the old machinery, upgrading it with new technology to improve productivity.
The hospital reconditioned the medical equipment, ensuring its safe and efficient operation in patient care.
The industrial facility reconditioned the heavy machinery, extending its lifespan and reducing maintenance costs.

bring into an improved condition

repair, rebuild, reconstruct, fix, patch, renovate, adjust, refresh, overhaul, revamp

deface, harm, impair, injure, break,impair, damage, flaw, deface, hurt

The antique dealership reconditioned the Victorian armchair, restoring its faded upholstery to its former glory.

The auto repair shop reconditioned the engine, replacing worn components and ensuring the car's peak performance.

The homeowner reconditioned the wooden floor, sanding and refinishing it to bring out its natural beauty.

The construction company reconditioned the abandoned building, transforming it into a modern and habitable space.