reembroidered

/ˌriːɪmˈbrɔɪdərd/
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of reembroider: to have embroidered again.
    • She reembroidered the tablecloth after the original stitching came loose.
    • The artist reembroidered the tapestry to restore its original beauty.
    • He reembroidered the logo on the uniform to make it stand out more.
adjective
  1. Having been embroidered again; decorated with fresh or additional embroidery.
    • The reembroidered cushion looked brand new.
    • She wore a reembroidered dress that had been passed down for generations.
    • The reembroidered flag was displayed proudly at the ceremony.
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