verb
relaunch
Relaunch (verb) means to launch or introduce something again, usually with changes or improvements. Example: “The company plans to relaunch the app with a redesigned interface.”
verb
1
To launch or introduce something again, usually with changes or improvements.
"The company plans to relaunch the app with a redesigned interface."
"The brand relaunched its flagship product after years of poor sales."
noun
1
An act of launching something again.
"The relaunch was met with mixed reviews from longtime customers."
How to use relaunch
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo bring something back out, typically improved or updated, after it was withdrawn or underperformed.
Common pairings
relaunch a product
relaunch campaign
planned relaunch
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Word forms
- Plural
- relaunches
- Third person singular
- relaunches
- Past tense
- relaunched
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The company plans to _____ the app with a redesigned interface.
Etymology
Formed from re- ("again") plus launch.
Rhymes for relaunch
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What does “relaunch” mean?
The word “relaunch” means to launch or introduce something again, usually with changes or improvements. In plain terms, to bring something back out, typically improved or updated, after it was withdrawn or underperformed.
How do you use “relaunch” in a sentence?
Here is “relaunch” used in a sentence: “The company plans to relaunch the app with a redesigned interface.”
What part of speech is “relaunch”?
Depending on how it is used, “relaunch” can be a verb and a noun.
How many meanings does “relaunch” have?
“Relaunch” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: to launch or introduce something again, usually with changes or improvements.
