rescreening
- noun
- /ˌriːˈskriːnɪŋ/
- After the storm, the family scheduled a rescreening of their porch to replace the damaged mesh.
Examples
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Spring is a popular time for rescreening doors to keep insects out of the house.
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The handyman offered rescreening services for windows that had holes or tears.
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We need to schedule a rescreening for the porch.
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The rescreening of the windows took all afternoon.
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After the storm, the family scheduled a rescreening of their porch to replace the damaged mesh.
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The handyman offered rescreening services for windows that had holes or tears.
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Spring is a popular time for rescreening doors to keep insects out of the house.
How Complete
Surface Forms
Morphology
rescreening = screening (semi-transparent) = re + screen + ing
The form suggests 'screening again', but many learners will first associate 'screening' with films or tests rather than replacing mesh on a window or porch.
Etymology
Rescreening comes from re- 'again' and screen 'a mesh on a window or door' (think 'screen door'), so it means fitting or replacing the mesh screen again.