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[ ree-pur-puhs ] / ˌriˈpɜr pəs / SEE SYNONYMS FOR repurpose ON THESAURUS.COM
verb (used with object) re·pur·posed, re·pur·pos·ing.to adapt or utilize (something) for a new purpose: The objective is to create affordable housing by repurposing abandoned commercial properties. Origin of repurposeFirst recorded in 1980–85; re- + purpose Words nearby repurposerepulse, repulsion, repulsive, repurchase, repurchase agreement, repurpose, reputable, reputation, repute, reputed, reputedly Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for repurposeHe says it was never meant to be a protest tool—though he isn’t unhappy about how it has been repurposed. The internet of protest is being built on single-page websites|Tanya Basu|August 27, 2020|MIT Technology Review In this case, you’d have to repurpose the content to rank for keywords with more relevant search intent. Content marketing fails: How to analyze and improve|Michael Doer|August 27, 2020|Search Engine Watch Researchers have identified and are testing a variety of existing drugs that might be repurposed to fight the coronavirus early in infections. New treatments aim to treat COVID-19 early, before it gets serious|Tina Hesman Saey|August 24, 2020|Science News Our goal here is to repurpose existing content into something fresh. Four strategies to maintain your social media activity during a crisis|Roman Daneghyan|June 30, 2020|Search Engine Watch
Words related to repurposereuse, recycle, reprocess, remodel, recover, save, regenerate |