reusable
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3.2
- adjective
- /ˌriːˈjuːzəbl/
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reutilizable
- And the great thing about this is the fact that it's super reusable and it's very cheap.
- reusable bags
- reusable containers
- reusable materials
And then this is some reusable microfiber face pads.
- And then this is some reusable microfiber face pads.
- This is a reusable bag, so no waste.
- They have plastic reusable ones that my mom uses.
- Face mask infuser, royal Jelly, reusable up to five times.
- To the people in here, this is a reusable box that's good for the earth.
- So it's like a reusable pen and paper.
- Another thing I think is really cool to have is a reusable airport liquids bag.
- And one of those ways is by using reusable menstrual products.
- So always bringing a reusable water bottle is a big yes for me.
- It is a glass reusable water bottle with a quartz crystal in it.
- So I bought these reusable baking sheets.
- Costs have dropped with the introduction of reusable rockets.
- When he first started this idea of reusable rockets, people were laughing him off the stage.
Examples
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Put it in a reusable bag, not a single use plastic bag.
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She prefers reusable containers over single-use ones to store her leftovers.
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This is a reusable bag, so no waste.
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Hey, I see you have a reusable bag.
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So always bringing a reusable water bottle is a big yes for me.
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Many companies and entrepreneurs, however, are working to develop reusable launch vehicles that could be used multiple times.
Academic text (2008) -
I like to apply this with a reusable cotton pad.
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Another thing I think is really cool to have is a reusable airport liquids bag.
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So I got these really cute travel reusable resealable bags.
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I've also got my reusable coffee cup from the exact place I'm going to.
Synonyms
Not meant to be thrown away after one use
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A small program you load once and use many times without changing it
How Reusable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reusable breaks into re- meaning 'again', the same re- as in replay, and use meaning 'to use'. So reusable literally means 'able to be used again', which is why it describes things you can use many times instead of throwing them away.