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Definition of rescreen

rescreen

/ˌriːˈskriːn/
re · screen
Past Simple:rescreened
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Past Participle:rescreened
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Present Participle:rescreening
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rescreen Lexical Profile

rescreen Game Scores & Validity

• verb

1

To test, examine, or evaluate someone or something again to check for a medical condition, qualification, or security risk.

Example

"The clinic will rescreen all patients whose initial blood test results were inconclusive."

2

To fit a window, door, or porch with new mesh screening.

Example

"We need to rescreen the back porch before the mosquitoes arrive in late spring."

3

To show or broadcast a film, television program, or video again.

Example

"The local theater plans to rescreen the classic documentary for its twentieth anniversary."

Synonyms
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• Rhymes for rescreen

• Nearby Words

rescind
rescore
rescramble
rescreen
rescuable
rescue
rescuer

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Rescreen. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/rescreen
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