relabel
/riːˈleɪbəl/
verb
- To put a new label on something, often to correct information or update it.
- Scientists decided to relabel the samples with more accurate dates.
- The store had to relabel all the jars after the price change.
- Please relabel the boxes so we know which ones contain books.
- To describe or categorize someone or something in a new way.
- The company chose to relabel the product as 'eco-friendly' to attract customers.
- After the incident, the media tried to relabel the event as a misunderstanding.
- Teachers sometimes relabel difficult students as 'challenging' rather than 'troublesome.'
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