remould

Give new shape

Remould is the British spelling of remold.

To remould something is to shape it again or reshape it into a new form: The crisis remoulded his political views.

As a noun, a remould is a retreaded tire—an old tire given new tread.

The spelling remold is standard in American English.

reshape

sculpt

Shape by carving

  • moldForm-giving container
  • castPerformers, throw, or splint
  • forgeFurnace for shaping metal

fashion · carve · model · chisel · reconfigure · restructure · reform · recast · rework · refashion

tyre

retread

Refurbished tire or remake

tread · casing · tire · recycle · repair · restore · inflation · puncture · worn · replacement

reform

restructure

Rearrange fundamental organization

reinvent · transform · renew · revise · correct · rectify · reeducate · reshape · rebuild · reconstitute

adapt

adjust

Change to fit better

convert · tailor · customize · revise · update · reconfigure · change · tweak · rework · refit

improve

refine

Remove impurities from

polish · perfect · revamp · revitalize · rejuvenate · renew · restore · refresh · rehabilitate · reinvigorate

Opposites
transformation vs. preservation

remouldpreserve

Protect from loss

maintain · conserve · keep · retain · leave alone

creation vs. destruction

remoulddestroy

Cause complete ruin

demolish · unmake · wreck · ruin · break

action vs inaction

remouldleave alone

Refrain from disturbing

leave be · neglect · ignore · abandon · let be

Family

remoulding, remoulded

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