respray
4.1
A new layer of paint put on again with small liquid drops from a machine
- noun
- /ˌriːˈspreɪ/
- They decided on a respray for the walls to freshen up the room.
Examples
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The old car got a respray to brighten its faded color.
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Could do with a respray.
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After years of wear, the furniture needed a respray to make it look new again.
Synonyms
fresh coat of paint
vsrespray
A new layer of paint that makes a surface look newer
is applying paint again specifically by spraying rather than by other methods
How Thorough
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Morphology
Etymology
The word respray comes from the part re- 'again' and the word spray 'to send small drops of liquid'. So a respray is simply spraying something 'again', often to give it a new coat of paint.