reman
- adjective
- /ˈriːmæn/
- Specialized
- This printer uses reman cartridges that have been cleaned and refilled to work like new.
Examples
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The mechanic recommended a reman alternator to save money without sacrificing quality.
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Many car owners choose reman parts for repairs because they are more affordable than new ones.
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The reman engine runs smoothly.
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I bought a reman part for my car.
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The mechanic recommended a reman alternator to save money without sacrificing quality.
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Many car owners choose reman parts for repairs because they are more affordable than new ones.
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This printer uses reman cartridges that have been cleaned and refilled to work like new.
Synonyms
Feeling fresh and strong again
Made to work like new after being repaired
Antonyms
How Restored
Surface Forms
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.