resharpening
/riˈʃɑrpənɪŋ/
adjective
- Used for or relating to the process of making something sharp again.
- She bought a resharpenening kit for her ice skates.
- The resharpenening stone was worn from years of use.
- He watched a resharpenening tutorial for his woodworking tools.
noun
- The act or process of making a blade or tool sharp again.
- He runs a business that offers resharpenening services for kitchen knives.
- Regular resharpenening keeps scissors cutting smoothly.
- The resharpenening of the lawnmower blade took only a few minutes.
- The act of improving or restoring a skill, ability, or mental focus.
- He attended a workshop for the resharpenening of his leadership abilities.
- Mental exercises aid in the resharpenening of memory.
- The resharpenening of her public speaking skills came from constant practice.
verb
- Present participle of resharpen: making the edge or point of a blade or tool sharp again.
- She is resharpenening the carving knife for Thanksgiving dinner.
- The chef is resharpenening his favorite cleaver.
- He spent the afternoon resharpenening all the garden shears.
- Present participle of resharpen: improving or restoring a skill, ability, or mental focus.
- The team is resharpenening its strategy for the upcoming match.
- She is resharpenening her French by watching movies without subtitles.
- He is resharpenening his negotiation skills through online courses.