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reinvent English

Meaning reinvent meaning

What does reinvent mean?

reinvent

— verb create anew and make over He reinvented African music for American listeners — verb bring back into existence The candidate reinvented the concept of national health care so that he would get elected

Synonyms reinvent synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as reinvent?

reinvent English » English

re-create regenerate redesign recreate

Conjugation reinvent conjugation

How do you conjugate reinvent?

reinvent · verb

Examples reinvent examples

How do I use reinvent in a sentence?

Simple sentences

You don't have to reinvent the wheel; it already exists.
You don't need to reinvent the wheel.

Movie subtitles

If you try hard enough perhaps you can reinvent him.
To reinvent yourself.
To reinvent both of us.
You've managed to reinvent nitro. let's hope this project doesn't end with a bang.
We haven't been elected one whole day yet. and already we've managed to reinvent the CIA.
Gentlemen, we have to reinvent Malibu Stacy for the '90s.
And you've got one big fat chance to reinvent yourself. To make that jury see this whole case through your eyes.
I like to see people fucking on film. but I don't want to win an Oscar. and I don't want to reinvent the wheel.
Yes, but didn't you completely reinvent the character with a mere string of lines?
This vast organism we call humanity is about to reinvent itself from the ashes of its own complacency.
The whole point of college it's where you reinvent yourself.
Ready to reinvent the market like Salva did?
I believe in the power to reinvent yourself.
Reinvent myself.
You can't reinvent yourself.
After that affair, I had to reinvent myself, and quickly.
You've managed to reinvent nitro.
I'm going to do them all a favor and reinvent them.
We haven't been elected one whole day yet. and already we've managed to reinvent the ClA.
You know, I. I want to reinvent myself in a way that I'm comfortable with.
I don't wanna win an Oscar, and I don't wanna reinvent the wheel.
When one kills the gods, one must reinvent the world.
I don't want to reinvent the world!
You think you're gonna sit here tonight and reinvent the wheel?
Well, we always thought that one of the ways we could reinvent. the genre of space opera. was to err on the side of scientific reality. and to try to create the impression that what you're watching. was really happening.
You still trying to reinvent the sock?
And you've got one big fat chance to reinvent yourself.
What impresses me the most is the way you reinvent identity while recording anonymity.
I'll reinvent myself for you, I know I'm not perfect.
Trying to reinvent the glory of the Union Jack.
I don't want to reinvent the wheel here.
Either the locked-in technical style of MacElroy will not mesh with Michaels' improvisations or they create great music together and reinvent the sport in their own image.
The bone-deep understanding that your life is so utterly without meaning that simply to survive, you have to reinvent yourself.

News and current affairs

To cope with this deficiency, some scientists have tried to reinvent the tools of one level in order to apply them to another.
But there is no need to reinvent the wheel, because the solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict is embodied in the main peace plans that are already on the table: the Clinton peace parameters, and the all-Arab peace initiative.
The challenge now is to reinvent the car so that it remains a proud totem of freedom and safety in the decades ahead.
But there are also other reasons having to do with politicians' need for scapegoats, the media's struggle to reinvent itself in the Internet age, and central-bank pronouncements' predictable short-term effects on financial markets.
Those who predict capitalism's demise have to contend with one important historical fact: capitalism has an almost unlimited capacity to reinvent itself.
It is that we need to reinvent it for a new century in which the forces of economic globalization are much more powerful than before.
Reporters are not entitled to so twist the facts as to reinvent them.
The US will have to reinvent its system of mortgage finance in order to escape the socialist trap into which it has fallen.
Can Japan reinvent itself again?
But the IMF must also reinvent itself to become far more focused; it may not be able to change its image but it can become more effective.
Is it to reinvent the Middle East as a more democratic region, as many of the Bush Administration's leading voices insist?
Will the New Economy eventually reinvent American education?
Its innovation gave rise to a huge number of new and dynamic companies, forcing IBM to reinvent itself completely in order to compete with them - just one example of the socially transformative effects of the PC.
But in the post-World War II period, Japan again used the forces of globalization to reinvent itself as an economic superpower that became the envy of the world.
For these and many other reasons, rebuilding Afghanistan's economy will require not only economic reconstruction but an effort to reinvent the country's political and cultural institutions.
We owe it to workers victimized by this recession to reinvent finance so that it works to enrich the real economy, instead of enriching only the financiers.
The organization seeks to reinvent itself as a defender of the Iraqi people.
States could, in theory, reinvent themselves as the political equivalent of Nike-minimizing in-house activities by contracting out ever more of their functions to providers in the global market.
For the Chinese example represents for Europeans a dual opportunity to moralize our capitalism and reinvent our democratic practices.
Indeed, creationism's insidious genius lies in its ability to reinvent evolution in its own image as a dogmatic belief system - and thus the antithesis of science.
Amidst one of the gravest crises in its history, America has proven to itself and the world its ability to reinvent itself.
In fact, continued isolationism would force Iran to reinvent nuclear technologies already invented by others, no doubt with poor results.

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