retrimming

/riːˈtrɪmɪŋ/
noun
  1. The process or instance of cutting, adjusting, or decorating something again.
    • The retrimming of the report removed several unnecessary sections.
    • The retrimming of the garden took all weekend.
    • A retrimming of the sails improved the boat's speed.
verb
  1. Present participle of retrim: the act of cutting, adjusting, or decorating something again.
    • The team is retrimming the project timeline to meet the deadline.
    • She spent the afternoon retrimming the dress with new beads.
    • He is retrimming the tree branches that grew too long.
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