rehash
/riːˈhæʃ/
noun
- A piece of writing, speech, or other work that presents old ideas or material in a new form, often without originality.
- Critics called the album a rehash of the band's earlier hits.
- The sequel felt like a boring rehash of the first book.
- His speech was just a rehash of the company's annual report.
verb
- To present old ideas, information, or material again in a new form, often without adding anything new.
- Instead of offering fresh solutions, the politician rehashed the same tired arguments from last year.
- The movie was just a rehash of the original, with the same plot and characters.
- The teacher asked us not to rehash the textbook but to come up with our own examples.