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recondition Definition

re·con·di·tion (rē′kən dis̸h′ən)

transitive verb

to put back in good condition, as by cleaning, patching, or repairing

  • reconduct
  • reconfiguration
  • reconfigure
  • reconfine
  • reconfirm
recondition Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • radio: Simply Radios will carry out the reconditioning of the radios.

Object

  • stairlifts: Thorough safety checks are carried on every reconditioned stairlifts.
  • gearbox: I have learned, at last, that there might be no such thing as a properly reconditioned 5 speed gearbox for this model.
  • engine: Veteran Posts: 104 Location: Leith £ 945 for a Vega reconditioned 1600 twin port engine.
  • unit: PLEASE NOTE: The reconditioned unit we have left in stock has a white product casing instead of a black one.
  • machine: If anyone knows of a good source of properly reconditioned good quality washing machines please contact me.
  • computer: They tend to offer better deals on new computers than best reconditioned computers.

Adjective complement

  • 6-cylinder: FOR SALE Rolls-Royce Engine - I have recently acquired an alleged fully reconditioned 6-cylinder RR 180hp horizontal DMU engine.

Modifying Another Word

  • fully: I decided to install a fully reconditioned 1950 cc. engine from MGOC Spares, fitted with the unleaded cylinder head.
  • completely: Good forward planning saw a workshop in which tender tanks had been repaired emptied and completely reconditioned early in 1955.
  • not: However, bare in mind that all refurbished laptops are not reconditioned the same standard.
  • properly: If anyone knows of a good source of properly reconditioned good quality washing machines please contact me.
  • either: From there the phones are either reconditioned or sent to the manufacturer for the components to be recycled.