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Definition of reimagining - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
remakenew version of a story or work
- The movie is a reimagining of the classic tale.
2.
transformationprocess of creating something new from old
- The reimagining of the city park attracted many visitors.
Adjective
1.
creativitycreating a new version of something
- The reimagining movie brought a fresh perspective to the classic tale.
2.
creative worksconceived in a new or different way
- The reimagining project brought new life to the old play.
Origin of reimagining
English, re- (again) + imagine (form a mental image)
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history
recreating or reimagining something from the past
Examples of reimagining in a sentence
The book offers a reimagining of ancient myths. The reimagining of the novel was a bestseller. Reimagining classic films can attract new audiences. The reimagining series captivated a new generation of viewers. His reimagining artwork gave the old painting a modern twist. The reimagining approach gave the film a modern twist.
Critics praised the reimagining effort for its creativity.
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- French:réinvention, réimaginé, ...
- German:Neugestaltung, neu interpretiert, ...
- Italian:rivisitazione, reinventato, ...
- Spanish:reinterpretación, reimaginado, ...
- Portuguese:reinterpretação, reimaginado, ...
- Chinese:重新演绎, 重新构想的, ...
- Japanese:再構築, 新しいバージョン, ...
- Arabic:إِعَادَة تَصَوُّر, مُبْتَكَر, ...
- Hebrew:עִבּוּד מְחֻדָּשׁ, מְחֻדָּשׁ, ...
- Russian:переосмысление, новая версия, ...
- Ukrainian:переосмислення, нова версія, ...
- Hindi:पुनर्कल्पना, नया संस्करण, ...
Definition of reimagine - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
new ideathink about something in a completely new way
- Let's reimagine the story for a modern audience.
- We need to reimagine education for the digital age.
- They reimagine classic dishes with local ingredients.
Origin of reimagine
Latin, re (again) + imaginari (to picture)
View all translations of reimagine
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- French:réimaginer, ...
- German:neu denken, ...
- Italian:reinventare, ...
- Spanish:reimaginar, ...
- Portuguese:repensar, ...
- Chinese:重新构思, ...
- Japanese:再構築する, ...
- Arabic:أَعَادَ تَخَيُّلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְדַמְיֵּן מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:переосмысливать, ...
- Ukrainian:переосмислити, переосмислювати, ...
- Hindi:नए सिरे से कल्पना करना, ...
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