relined

Given new lining

Relined is the past tense of reline, meaning to put a new lining in something.

Brake pads get relined when the friction material wears thin.

A coat gets relined when the inner fabric tears.

The mechanic relined the brakes last month.

She had her grandmother's fur coat relined.

dental

crown

Sovereign's ornamental headpiece

enamel · denture · prosthesis · acrylic · fit · adjustment · impression · base · tissue · oral

garment

coat

Outer garment or layer

  • jacketSleeved upper-body covering
  • furAnimal body hair
  • silkFine woven insect fiber

satin · tailor · fabric · interior · sleeve · hem · seamstress · alterations · textile · upholstery

pipe

furnace

Enclosed heat-producing structure

  • chimneyVertical smoke passage
  • flueChimney's inner passage
  • ductTube conveying fluid

sewer · culvert · conduit · sleeve · trenchless · epoxy · fiberglass · rehabilitation · infrastructure · corrosion

brake

drum

Struck percussion cylinder

  • shoesProtective foot coverings
  • padsCushioned protective layers
  • frictionResistance between touching surfaces

automotive · mechanic · asbestos · riveted · bonded · caliper · rotor · hydraulic · stopping · wear

fishing

rod

Thin rigid stick

  • reelWinding cylinder or dance
  • castPerformers, throw, or splint
  • anglerOne who casts lines

tackle · hook · bait · lure · net · fly-fishing · trolling · spinning · jigging · trout

Categories
Opposites
interior vs exterior repair

relinedresurfaced

Appeared again after absence

recoated · repainted · recovered

renewal vs degradation

relinedstripped

Had coverings removed

unlined · worn through · gutted · unrepaired · hollowed out

action vs inaction

relinedneglected

Not given proper attention

ignored · unmaintained

Family

reline, relining, relines

Familiarity
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G