remould
Elementary (A2)
IPA: /rɪˈmoʊld/
KK: /rɪˈmoʊld/
noun
Definition
A type of tire that has been repaired by adding a new layer of rubber to its surface.
Example
The mechanic suggested using a remould for better traction on the wet road.
Conversation
I just got my car remoulded last week.
Oh really? How does it feel to drive now?
It feels great! The new tread makes a big difference.
That's awesome! I should consider getting mine remoulded too.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
retread
recast
reshape
Antonyms
deterioration
deformation
damage
verb
Definition
To shape or form something again, often to change its appearance or structure.
Example
The artist decided to remould the clay into a new sculpture.
Tense Forms
Past: remoulded
Past Participle: remoulded
Conversation
I think we should remould the plan for our project.
That sounds like a good idea, what changes do you have in mind?
I was thinking we could remould the timeline to make it less stressful.
Root Explanation
Remould → It is formed from "re-" (meaning again) and "mould" (from Old French *mouldre*, meaning to shape or form). The word "remould" means to shape or form something again.
Memory Tip
Think of reshaping something 'again' ('re-') — that's why remould means to shape it anew.
Visually Confused Words
premold
mould