reshape in Latin
reshape in Latin is reformō — reshape means to give something a new physical shape.
reshape in Latin
reformō
(transitive) To make into a different shape.
What does "reshape" mean?
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verb To give something a new physical shape.
"The sculptor reshaped the clay into a smoother form."
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verb To reorganize or fundamentally change something, especially a plan, industry, or idea.
"The internet has reshaped how people shop."
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reshape in a sentence
- The sculptor reshaped the clay into a smoother form.
- The internet has reshaped how people shop.
- New leadership reshaped the company's strategy.
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What is "reshape" in Latin?
"reshape" in Latin is reformō. reshape means: To give something a new physical shape.
How do you use "reshape" in a sentence?
Example: "The sculptor reshaped the clay into a smoother form." In Latin, "reshape" is reformō.
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