reshape

[ree-sheyp]

verb (used with object)

reshaped, reshaping 

1. to shape again or into different form.

reshape

/ riːˈʃeɪp /

verb

1. to shape (something) again or differently

Word History and Origins

Origin of reshape¹

First recorded in 1820–30; re- + shape

Example Sentences

The FAIR² Data Management system is the first working implementation of this model, arriving at a moment when research output is growing rapidly and artificial intelligence is reshaping how discoveries are made.

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Some elephant bones themselves were later reshaped into larger tools.

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The study, recently published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology, reveals the first evidence of Paleolithic activity in Ayvalık and may reshape how scientists understand our species' journey into Europe.

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“A lot of people come back here to visit, who still have homes here, some with sporadic businesses. It’s reshaped the dynamic of how people get along.”

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The drive to reshape geography in line with human needs is still much the same.

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Related Words

• adjust 
• amend 
• change 
• develop 
• modify 
• revamp 
• revise 
• shift 
• transform 
• vary