remolds

Shapes once more

Remolds is the third-person singular of remold, meaning to mold again or shape anew.

Physical materials can be remolded: The potter remolds the clay after each failed attempt.

The word extends to abstract reshaping: Experience remolds our expectations, The new CEO remolds the company culture.

Also spelled remoulds in British English.

physical

reshapes

Forms again differently

reworks · remodels · restructures · reconstitutes · kneads · works · presses · manipulates · sculpts · shapes

industrial

tire

Lose strength or energy

cures · extrudes · injection · casting · foundry · forge · manufacture · fabrication · production · process

figurative

transforms

Changes form completely

redesigns · reconfigures · reconceives · reimagines · redefines · adapts · alters · modifies · adjusts · tailors

Opposites
transformation vs. preservation

remoldspreserves

Cooked fruit in sugar

maintains · keeps · conserves · retains · fixes

reshaping vs. initial creation

remoldsmolds

Hollow shaping containers

creates · forms · shapes · originates · makes

reconstruction vs. destruction

remoldsdestroys

Causes complete ruin

demolishes · breaks · dismantles · ruins · shatters

Family

remold, remolding, remolded

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