reshape
/ɹiˈʃeɪ̯p/ verb C1- To make into a different shape.
- To reorganize.
He/she/it reshapes · Past reshaped · Past participle reshaped · -ing form reshaping
Verb forms
- Base form
- reshape
- He/she/it
- reshapes
- Past
- reshaped
- Past participle
- reshaped
- -ing form
- reshaping
From the library
The shipping container is so ordinary that we hardly notice it, yet it has quietly reshaped the world economy.
The trail has reshaped my perspective, teaching me resilience, patience, and the profound importance of genuine human connection.
I suppose the concept of home is inherently malleable, perpetually reshaped by our idiosyncratic desires and the unspoken yearning for novelty.
Furthermore, this colossal engineering endeavor fundamentally reshaped the physical landscape of London through the creation of the structurally magnificent Thames embankments.
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