rewire
/riˈwaɪər/
verb
- To replace or install new electrical wiring in a building, device, or system.
- The technician will rewire the broken lamp so it works again.
- They decided to rewire the entire office to support new computers.
- We need to rewire the old house before it is safe to live in.
- To change the way something is organized or connected, especially in the brain or in a system.
- Learning a new language can rewire your brain to think differently.
- Therapy helped him rewire his negative thought patterns.
- The manager wants to rewire the team's communication process.
Synonyms
noun
- An act or instance of replacing electrical wiring.
- The old building needs a complete rewire to meet safety codes.
- They scheduled a rewire for next week to fix the flickering outlets.
- After the rewire, all the lights in the house worked perfectly.