reformulating Antonyms
Meaning of reformulating
reformulating
to formulate (something) again and usually in a different way
reformulating Sentence Examples
- The company's restructuring plan aimed to reformulate its business model for improved efficiency.
- The researcher reformulated the hypothesis to better align it with the experimental data.
- The politician's carefully reformulated statement calmed the rising tensions among constituents.
- The artist reformulated their work by incorporating new techniques, transforming its aesthetic appeal.
- The doctor reformulated the patient's medication to alleviate side effects while maintaining efficacy.
- The translator reformulated the original text to make it more accessible to a wider audience.
- The lawyer reformulated the legal argument to strengthen its case in court.
- The student reformulated their thesis statement to provide a clearer and more focused direction.
- The software engineer reformulated the code to eliminate bugs and improve functionality.
- The inventor reformulated their design to enhance its usability and practicality.
FAQs About the word reformulating
to formulate (something) again and usually in a different way
constructing, conceiving, assembling, redrafting, devising, writing, concocting, reframing, compounding, building
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The company's restructuring plan aimed to reformulate its business model for improved efficiency.
The researcher reformulated the hypothesis to better align it with the experimental data.
The politician's carefully reformulated statement calmed the rising tensions among constituents.
The artist reformulated their work by incorporating new techniques, transforming its aesthetic appeal.
