reconditioned
- adjective
- /ˌriːkənˈdɪʃənd/
- The store offers reconditioned phones that look and work like new.
She was, she was able to the, the, the she came into a society that had in a way been partially reconditioned.
- She was, she was able to the, the, the she came into a society that had in a way been partially reconditioned.
Examples
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A reconditioned appliance can be a reliable and affordable option for many families.
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The reconditioned car runs like new.
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They bought a reconditioned laptop to save money.
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I bought a reconditioned laptop last week.
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They bought a reconditioned laptop to save money.
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The store offers reconditioned phones that look and work like new.
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A reconditioned appliance can be a reliable and affordable option for many families.
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Morphology
reconditioned = recondition (transparent) = re + condition + ed
The adjective is a straightforward past-participial form of the verb 'recondition'.
Etymology
Reconditioned is made of re- 'again' and condition 'state'. So a reconditioned item has been put 'back into good condition', like a used phone fixed to work like new.