repack (Meaning)

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repack (v. t.)

To pack a second time or anew; as, to repack beef; to repack a trunk.

The company decided to repack their popular cereal in a biodegradable container.
The old sofa was in need of being repackaged for storage.
She meticulously repackaged the fragile vase before shipping it.
The gifts were repacked in a larger box to accommodate the additional items.
The software update required the installation files to be repackaged for compatibility.
The travel agent repackaged the entire itinerary upon the family's request.
The grocery store repacked the loose produce in smaller, individual bags.
The artist repackaged his portfolio to highlight his latest work.
The contractor repackaged the insulation into smaller, easier-to-install bundles.
The museum curator repackaged the ancient artifacts for safe transportation.

To pack a second time or anew; as, to repack beef; to repack a trunk.

pack, load, stuff, heap, reload, bulk, replenish, refresh, refill, swamp

eliminate, lighten, drain, exhaust, lighten, drain, exhaust, draw (off), eliminate, draw (off)

The company decided to repack their popular cereal in a biodegradable container.

The old sofa was in need of being repackaged for storage.

She meticulously repackaged the fragile vase before shipping it.

The gifts were repacked in a larger box to accommodate the additional items.