to relabel
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- verb
- /ˌriːˈleɪbəl/
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- In my head, I've relabeled Flask of Falling Leaves as "Flask of 2 Rejuvs."
- relabelled by the authors
You don't move anything, you just relabel points.
- You don't move anything, you just relabel points.
Examples
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In some markets, up to 30% of the electronic components are salvaged scrap or relabeled.
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How should you relabel the probabilities to take that into account?
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How much would it cost to relabel the bottles?
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So, listen, Andrew, when you relabel the bottle...
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You don't move anything, you just relabel points.
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You're going to have to relabel the bottle.
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I would strongly consider relabeling that bottle.
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It's possible I repurposed this tape from another genre and only relabeled the front.
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Exact same formulation, same manufacturers, dosages, etc., just relabeled for fish treatment.
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The company decided to relabel the jars to better reflect their organic ingredients.
Synonyms
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A word or label added to something online to describe it
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Give a new name to a person, place, or thing
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Put something into a different group when new information appears
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To give a new name to a work like a book or film
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Give something a new official name or status
To put something into a different group
How Labeled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word relabel comes from re- meaning 'again' and label meaning 'a tag or name'. So, just like in rewrite or rebuild, to relabel is to put a new tag or name on something, that is, to name or classify it again.