refilter
/riːˈfɪltər/
verb
- To filter something again, typically to remove impurities or improve clarity.
- After the first pass, she decided to refilter the water to make sure it was completely pure.
- You can refilter the used cooking oil to reuse it for another batch of fries.
- The lab technician had to refilter the solution because the sediment was still visible.
- To process data or information through a filter again, often to refine or narrow results.
- I had to refilter the search results to exclude older posts.
- After adding new keywords, we refiltered the database to find more relevant articles.
- The app lets you refilter your photos with different color effects.