recoined
Minted once more
Recoined is the past tense of recoin, meaning to coin again or anew.
Money may be recoined when currency is redesigned or devalued.
More often, recoined describes words or phrases given fresh meaning or brought back into circulation: The term was recoined by activists in the 1990s.
A recoined expression carries echoes of its earlier life.
Past tense of hitting
- stampedMarked by pressure
- remintedStruck currency anew
- restruckMinted again from dies
- mintedProduced as currency
engraved · impressed · die · planchet · numismatic · commemorative · reissued · circulation
Newly created expression
- repurposedConverted to new use
- redefinedAssigned new meaning
- reimaginedConceived again differently
- reinventedRedesigned fundamentally
terminology · lexicon · portmanteau · rebranded · renamed · relabeled · vocabulary · vernacular
Restored to life
- reintroducedBrought back into use
- renewedMade valid again
- restoredReturned to original condition
- reclaimedTaken back; salvaged
rediscovered · reinstituted · reestablished · revitalized · updated · modernized · recycled · reimagined
struck
Past tense of hitting
minted · engraved · impressed · die · planchet · numismatic · commemorative · reissued · circulation · denomination
neologism
Newly created expression
- repurposedConverted to new use
- redefinedAssigned new meaning
- reimaginedConceived again differently
reinvented · terminology · lexicon · portmanteau · rebranded · renamed · relabeled · vocabulary · vernacular · slang
resurrected
Restored to life
- reintroducedBrought back into use
- renewedMade valid again
- restoredReturned to original condition
reclaimed · rediscovered · reinstituted · reestablished · revitalized · updated · modernized · recycled · reimagined · repopularized
recoineddemonetized
Had income removed
melted down · withdrawn · decommissioned · retired · destroyed
recoinedobsoleted
Made no longer current
archaic · abandoned · forgotten · deprecated