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reformulate Definition and Meaning in English (reformulate definition)

verb
Synonyms:rephraserestaterework
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Reformulate definition: To formulate or express something again, especially in a different or new way to improve it or adapt it to new circumstances.

Definitions of Reformulate

  1. 1verb

    To formulate or express something again, especially in a different or new way to improve it or adapt it to new circumstances.

Example Sentences

business

“The team decided to reformulate their marketing strategy after receiving customer feedback.”

formal

“She had to reformulate her argument to make it clearer for the audience.”

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third person singularreformulates
past tensereformulated
present participlereformulating
nounreformulation

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Reformulate definition: To formulate or express something again, especially in a different or new way to improve it or adapt it to new circumstances.
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'Reformulate' translates to 'reformulate' in English. Reformulate definition: To formulate or express something again, especially in a different or new way to improve it or adapt it to new circumstances.
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