repolish (Meaning)
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repolish (v. t.)
To polish again.
Synonyms & Antonyms of repolish
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repolish Sentence Examples
- The jeweler meticulously repolished the tarnished silver ring, restoring its original luster.
- The antique car's paintwork was repolished to bring out its original vibrant hue.
- After the scratches were filled, the leather sofa was repolished to conceal the imperfections.
- The faded marble countertop underwent a repolish to regain its sleek and glossy finish.
- The tarnished brass chandelier was repolished to shine like new, illuminating the room with its brilliant reflections.
- The old wooden table was repolished to showcase the intricate carvings and give it a fresh, updated look.
- The stained glass window was repolished to repair any damage and enhance the vibrant colors of the artwork.
- The scratched watch crystal was repolished to restore its transparency and allow the timepiece to be viewed clearly.
- The worn-out shoes were repolished to conceal scuffs and creases, giving them a more professional appearance.
- The faded and stained leather jacket was repolished to rejuvenate its texture and restore its former glory.
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To polish again.
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The jeweler meticulously repolished the tarnished silver ring, restoring its original luster.
The antique car's paintwork was repolished to bring out its original vibrant hue.
After the scratches were filled, the leather sofa was repolished to conceal the imperfections.
The faded marble countertop underwent a repolish to regain its sleek and glossy finish.
