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Definition of remold

remold

/riːˈmoʊld/
(UK: remould)
re · mold

Plural:remolds
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Adjective:remolded
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Past Simple:remolded
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Past Participle:remolded
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Present Participle:remolding
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remold Lexical Profile

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• verb

1

American To mold, shape, or form something again into a different physical structure or figurative character.

Example

"The sculptor decided to melt down the wax figure and remold it from scratch."


2

American To fit a new rubber tread onto the casing of a worn pneumatic tire.

Example

"The factory uses specialized heat presses to remold commercial aircraft tires."

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• noun

1

American A worn motor vehicle tire that has had a new rubber tread vulcanized onto its existing casing; a retread.

Example

"The mechanic suggested buying a set of certified remolds to save money on the delivery truck's maintenance."

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Usage Trend

Historical frequency of usage in published text.

180019102020

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