redefine
Britishverb
Example Sentences
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If the ceremony is canceled, it could intensify the battle between WGA and its internal union, and potentially redefine this year’s award season.
From Los Angeles Times
“At AppLovin, we’re pioneering the future of social connectivity by building a next-generation platform that redefines how people create, share and engage with content,” the company said in its job posting.
From Barron's
“At AppLovin, we’re pioneering the future of social connectivity by building a next-generation platform that redefines how people create, share and engage with content,” the company said in its job posting.
From Barron's
“I look at being a hockey mom as redefining what a hockey mom may be. And for me, that’s playing hockey with my child cheering me on.”
From Salon
"Sometimes the hardest bit is actually just sitting down together - not fighting and just listening - and saying, 'I want to redefine this in our relationship'," he added.
From BBC
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