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reconditioned

reconditioned

4.1
Made to work like new after being repaired
  • adjective
  • /ˌriːkənˈdɪʃənd/
translation icon : reacondicionado
  • 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.

Examples

  • A reconditioned appliance can be a reliable and affordable option for many families.

  • The reconditioned car runs like new.

  • They bought a reconditioned laptop to save money.

  • I bought a reconditioned laptop last week.

  • They bought a reconditioned laptop to save money.

  • The store offers reconditioned phones that look and work like new.

  • A reconditioned appliance can be a reliable and affordable option for many families.

Synonyms

renewed
vsreconditioned
2 3.8

Feeling fresh and strong again

focuses on useful working condition rather than returning to original freshness
reman
vsreconditioned
  • Specialized
7.3

Like new after being rebuilt to work properly

is restored to good working order rather than made like new

Antonyms

23 2.9

Feeling very tired and having no energy

1 1.1

Harmed so it works or looks worse

How Restored

new
1.0
reconditioned
4.1

Surface Forms

reconditioned positive

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.