rematerialization
- noun
- /ˌriːˌmætəˌrɪəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- Specialized
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rematerialización
- Through rematerialization, discarded plastic bottles were transformed into durable park benches.
Examples
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Efficient rematerialization of electronic waste helps reduce environmental pollution and conserve resources.
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The company invested in advanced rematerialization technology to turn old tires into new building materials.
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The rematerialization of plastic waste is crucial for environmental sustainability.
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Many companies focus on rematerialisations to reduce their carbon footprint.
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The company invested in advanced rematerialization technology to turn old tires into new building materials.
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Efficient rematerialization of electronic waste helps reduce environmental pollution and conserve resources.
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Through rematerialization, discarded plastic bottles were transformed into durable park benches.
Synonyms
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Collecting and processing used items so people can make new products
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Getting useful materials back from waste, like plastic or metal
To turn waste into useful products you can sell
Antonyms
How Recycled
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
rematerialization = rematerialize (semi-transparent) = re + material + ize + ation
Once the verb 'rematerialize' is known, the noun is a regular and fully predictable '-ation' formation.
Etymology
Rematerialization comes from re- 'again', material 'matter' or 'physical stuff', and -ization 'process', much like recycle where re- also means 'again'. It means turning old, used, or waste things back into useful material, so it is the process of making new products from what was thrown away.