reprogram
/riːˈproʊɡræm/
verb
- To change the instructions or code that control a computer, machine, or device so that it performs a different task.
- The technician had to reprogram the thermostat to keep the house cooler at night.
- She learned how to reprogram the robot to sort packages more efficiently.
- After the update, I needed to reprogram my smart speaker to recognize my voice.
- To change a person's or animal's behavior, habits, or way of thinking through training or influence.
- Trainers worked to reprogram the rescue dog to trust humans again.
- The therapist helped him reprogram his negative thought patterns into positive ones.
- She wanted to reprogram her morning routine to include exercise and meditation.
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