remold (Meaning)
Wordnet
remold (v)
cast again
shape again or shape differently
give new treads to (a tire)
Webster
remold (v. t.)
Alt. of Remould
Synonyms & Antonyms of remold
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
remold Sentence Examples
- The architect proposed to remold the century-old mansion to accommodate modern needs.
- The company decided to remold its brand image to appeal to a younger audience.
- The therapist encouraged the client to remold their negative thought patterns.
- After the storm, the homeowner had to remold the damaged portion of the roof.
- The teacher asked the students to remold their essays into a more concise format.
- The politician's speechwriter remolds their stump speech to suit each specific audience.
- The sculptor painstakingly remold the clay into a lifelike bust.
- The gardener remold the overgrown garden into a vibrant and colorful display.
- The mechanic remold the engine block to improve its performance.
- The artist remold the discarded wood into a beautiful piece of furniture.
FAQs About the word remold
cast again, shape again or shape differently, give new treads to (a tire)Alt. of Remould
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The architect proposed to remold the century-old mansion to accommodate modern needs.
The company decided to remold its brand image to appeal to a younger audience.
The therapist encouraged the client to remold their negative thought patterns.
After the storm, the homeowner had to remold the damaged portion of the roof.
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