adjective
reprogrammed
Reprogrammed (adjective) means having been programmed again, differently from before. Example: “The reprogrammed robot could now recognize voice commands.”
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Having been programmed again, differently from before.
"The reprogrammed robot could now recognize voice commands."
How to use reprogrammed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSet up again with new instructions.
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more reprogrammed
- Superlative
- most reprogrammed
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Rhymes for reprogrammed
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What does “reprogrammed” mean?
The word “reprogrammed” means having been programmed again, differently from before. In plain terms, set up again with new instructions.
How do you use “reprogrammed” in a sentence?
Here is “reprogrammed” used in a sentence: “The reprogrammed robot could now recognize voice commands.”
What part of speech is “reprogrammed”?
“Reprogrammed” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of reprogrammed?
"reprogrammed" (adjective) means having been programmed again, differently from before.
