reconditioning

Making like new

Reconditioning is restoring something to good working condition.

The word applies to machinery, vehicles, and equipment that have been refurbished or overhauled: The shop specializes in reconditioning vintage engines.

It extends to psychological contexts—reconditioning someone's responses or habits through repeated training.

In real estate, reconditioning a property means bringing it up to sellable standards.

mechanical

overhaul

Complete systematic repair

rebuild · refurbishment · engine · transmission · alternator · carburetor · compressor · motor · parts · inspection

therapeutic

rehabilitation

Recovery from injury/addiction

healing · treatment · convalescence · recuperation · rehab · occupational · detoxification · reintegration · counseling · support

hair

keratin

Structural hair protein

treatment · mask · repair · shine · smoothing · strengthening · restoration · damaged · brittle · revitalizing

psychological

behavioral

Relating to conduct

retraining · habits · mindset · therapy · unlearning · exposure · reinforcement · modification · adaptation · responses

physical

fitness

Good physical shape

endurance · cardio · workout · regimen · drills · practice · stamina · flexibility · aerobics · athletics

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Opposites
restoration vs. disposal

reconditioningdisposal

Act of throwing away

discarding · scrapping · junking · trashing · throwing away

repair vs. replacement

reconditioningreplacement

What takes another's place

substitution · swapping out · upgrading

improvement vs. degradation

reconditioningdeterioration

Process of declining quality

degradation · decay · decline · wear · breakdown

Family

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