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reman

reman

7.3
Like new after being rebuilt to work properly
  • adjective
  • /ˈriːmæn/
  • Specialized
translation icon : remanufacturado
  • This printer uses reman cartridges that have been cleaned and refilled to work like new.

Examples

  • The mechanic recommended a reman alternator to save money without sacrificing quality.

  • Many car owners choose reman parts for repairs because they are more affordable than new ones.

  • The reman engine runs smoothly.

  • I bought a reman part for my car.

  • The mechanic recommended a reman alternator to save money without sacrificing quality.

  • Many car owners choose reman parts for repairs because they are more affordable than new ones.

  • This printer uses reman cartridges that have been cleaned and refilled to work like new.

Synonyms

renewed
vsreman
2 3.8

Feeling fresh and strong again

is restored by rebuilding to a like-new product condition
reconditioned
vsreman
4.1

Made to work like new after being repaired

is restored to like-new condition rather than only good working order

Antonyms

194 3.2

To stop working because of a problem

146 5.9

To get worse in quality, condition, or value

How Restored

new
1.0
reman
  • Specialized
7.3
worn
4 2.1

Surface Forms

reman positive

Morphology

reman = remanufacture (opaque) = re + manufacture

This is a clipped technical shortening of remanufacture, so the meaning depends on knowing the source term rather than on a standard English affix rule.

Etymology

Reman is short for remanufactured, built from re- 'again' and manufacture 'to make'. So reman as an adjective describes something that has been made again to work like new.