recommission Antonyms
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Meaning of recommission
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recommission (v. t.)
To commission again; to give a new commission to.
recommission Sentence Examples
- The authorities decided to recommission the decommissioned military base for training purposes.
- After renovations and upgrades, the historic building was recommissioned as a cultural center.
- The aircraft carrier was taken out of service and underwent extensive repairs before being recommissioned.
- The old power plant was recommissioned to provide backup energy during emergencies.
- The vintage steam locomotive was lovingly restored and recommissioned for heritage tours.
- The decommissioned ship was recommissioned for scientific research after receiving a new lease on life.
- The government recommissioned the fleet of ships to enhance maritime security.
- The museum recommissioned the ancient artifact, revealing new insights into its history.
- The community center was recommissioned with a focus on providing services to underserved populations.
- The company recommissioned the assembly line after implementing new automation technologies.
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To commission again; to give a new commission to.
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The authorities decided to recommission the decommissioned military base for training purposes.
After renovations and upgrades, the historic building was recommissioned as a cultural center.
The aircraft carrier was taken out of service and underwent extensive repairs before being recommissioned.
The old power plant was recommissioned to provide backup energy during emergencies.
