repackage
repackage
Definition
re·pack·age (rē pak′ij)
transitive verb -·aged, -·ag·ing
to package again, esp. in or as in a better or more attractive package
- repacify
- repack
repackage
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- material: The Paul Hogan Show itself was actually a repackaging of material first screened on Network Nine in Australia in 1977.
- disk: Is it just a repackaging of the above disk?
Object
- version: Expect a new single, ' Ores ' ( Apr 11th on fierce panda ) and a repackaged version of ' Hurrah!
- product: Checking and repackaging product may cost far more than its saleable value.
- material: Their role is to add value, not merely to repackage public materials.
- information: However, for classroom use the three links below repackage the information in different ways.
- item: Please repackage the items and send back to us together with the Delivery Note.
Preposition: with
- track: Ally's album " Calling out to you " was released in Japan but has been remastered and repackaged with an exclusive bonus track.
Modifying Another Word
- simply: We are taking a new approach, not simply repackaging old structures.
- then: The new accessories kit extracted from its original box is then repackaged, known in the trade as ' split kit ' .
- just: At first in the shop I thought Coke had just repackaged Diet Coke.
- now: Thank You Price: £ 15.99 / $ 28.46 Led Zeppelin - 4CD Box Set 1 Now repackaged in smaller box.
- carefully: All products to be returned must be carefully repackaged in their original packing.
- newly: In a coals to Newcastle kind of deal, the UK club promoters exported their newly repackaged youth culture back to Ibiza.
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