repackage

Put in new container

To repackage is to package something again, often in a new or different form.

Products get repackaged for different markets or seasons.

The word extends to ideas, proposals, or content presented in altered form: The administration repackaged its failed policy with new messaging.

The implication is often that the substance remains unchanged despite fresh presentation.

physical

wrap

Enclose by winding around

  • sealAuthentication stamp or mark
  • boxLidded storage container
  • containerThing for storing items

label · shrink-wrap · portion · bundle · resize · relabel · carton · crate · pallet · bag

marketing

rebrand

Change commercial identity

makeover · refresh · overhaul · revamp · rebranding · logo · slogan · identity · promotion · image

political

spin

Rapid rotation around axis

narrative · messaging · talking-points · propaganda · soundbite · optics · pivot · soften · sanitize · euphemism

financial

restructure

Rearrange fundamental organization

securitize · resell · loan · debt · mortgage · assets · portfolio · derivatives · bonds · investment

sustainable

recyclable

Capable of being remade

refillable · minimal · plastic-free · sustainable · reusable · bulk · zero-waste · green · paperboard · plant-based

Categories
Opposites
originality

repackagecreate

Cause to exist

originate · invent · innovate · devise · conceive

preservation vs. transformation

repackagepreserve

Protect from loss

maintain · leave alone

assembly vs. disassembly

repackageunpackage

Remove from packaging

unwrap · unbox · open · disassemble · unpack

Family

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G