remould Antonyms
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Meaning of remould
Wordnet
remould (v)
cast again
give new treads to (a tire)
Webster
remould (v. t.)
To mold or shape anew or again; to reshape.
See Remold.
remould Sentence Examples
- The artist's vision was to remould the old building into a contemporary masterpiece.
- The sculptor painstakingly remoulded the clay, giving shape to his creative vision.
- The potter remoulded the misshapen vase, restoring it to its former beauty.
- The politician remoulded his image to appeal to a broader audience.
- The company remoulded its business model to adapt to changing market conditions.
- The teacher remoulded the students' understanding of history, challenging their preconceived notions.
- The psychologist remoulded the patient's negative thoughts and behaviors, fostering a more positive mindset.
- The architect remoulded the house, transforming it from a dated relic into a modern masterpiece.
- The scientist remoulded the data, seeking to uncover hidden patterns and insights.
- The athlete remoulded his body, preparing it for the rigors of competition.
FAQs About the word remould
cast again, give new treads to (a tire)To mold or shape anew or again; to reshape., See Remold.
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The artist's vision was to remould the old building into a contemporary masterpiece.
The sculptor painstakingly remoulded the clay, giving shape to his creative vision.
The potter remoulded the misshapen vase, restoring it to its former beauty.
The politician remoulded his image to appeal to a broader audience.
