remap
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8.4
- noun
- /ˈriːmæp/
- Specialized
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reprogramación
- Republicans have been so marginalized by their own ineptness and a genius remap that the only thing they are useful for is providing political cover for the GA Democrats.
Examples
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No, didn't goof—I am in the 11th, but the election is predicated on the new remap, which seats with the swearing in of newly elected officials in January.
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Targeted for a rural area outside the 2nd District until the latest congressional remap put the land into his district, Jackson's pursuit of the airport irritated Democrats and Republicans alike, from Chicago to Will County.
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So do you get a remapping or do they just bill your insurance company?
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I am in the 11th, at least until January when the remaps kick in.
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Because of the congressional eighty-one remap your boss crafted.
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As implantees, we often talk of going for a remap to have our programmes tweaked.
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It has been transformational and has prompted a process remap of how aid is processed for new and continuing students.
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The remap of the car's ECU improved its fuel efficiency and performance on the highway.
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After the remap, the vehicle's emissions were significantly reduced, making it more environmentally friendly.
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Many car enthusiasts choose a remap to enhance the overall driving experience of their vehicles.
Synonyms
A change you add to a car or device to make it more powerful
How Extensive
- Specialized
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8.4
- Specialized
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3.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Remap comes from re- ('again') + map, so it literally means 'change the map'. In cars, a remap is a new engine control 'map' or set of settings, which is why it changes the vehicle's power, fuel use, or emissions.