remean (Meaning)
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remean (v. t.)
To give meaning to; to explain the meaning of; to interpret.
Synonyms & Antonyms of remean
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remean Sentence Examples
- The artist's intention to remean his statement caused confusion among the critics.
- The politician's repeated attempts to remean his past remarks were met with skepticism.
- The company issued a public apology, promising to remean its policies to prevent future incidents.
- The jury struggled to understand the witness's testimony as he repeatedly remean what he said.
- The editor remean the article to make it more concise and accessible to readers.
- The student remean the essay to address the professor's concerns about clarity.
- The translator remean the text to capture the nuances and cultural context of the original.
- The engineer remean the design plans to ensure optimal performance and efficiency.
- The musician remean the composition to adapt it for a different instrument or ensemble.
- The dancer remean the choreography to express a new emotion or idea through movement.
FAQs About the word remean
To give meaning to; to explain the meaning of; to interpret.
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No antonyms found.
The artist's intention to remean his statement caused confusion among the critics.
The politician's repeated attempts to remean his past remarks were met with skepticism.
The company issued a public apology, promising to remean its policies to prevent future incidents.
The jury struggled to understand the witness's testimony as he repeatedly remean what he said.
