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Meaning reshape meaning

What does reshape mean?

reshape

— verb shape anew or differently The new foreign minister reshaped the foreign policy of his country — verb shape again or shape differently

Synonyms reshape synonyms

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remodel remold recast reform refashion reorganize change rework revamp restyle renew remake redesign reconstruct rebuild alter twist transmute transmogrify transform transfigure revolutionize retread retool reshuffle reorder renovate remould regenerate reformulate redo redevelop re-create re overhaul novate modify metamorphose make over improve have a change of heart furbish up convert channel block amend

Conjugation reshape conjugation

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reshape · verb

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With this medium, it might be possible without surgery to reshape the cranial cavity and thus eliminate the pressure.
He can reshape any mind he chooses.
We deal with the basic construction and reshape it.
But I wonder if this movement is strong enough to reshape the entire Romulan political landscape.
One can begin to reshape the landscape with a single flower.
That wormhole might reshape the future of this quadrant.
The ingredients include somei, garoupa and three other fish, then reshape as a whole fish, one side to be steamed and other to be deep-fried.
It could reshape the second season.
The power to reshape the world.
Killing people is the glue that keeps them together, and if they get the engine of creation, they intend to reshape the universe to serve their infinite whims and perversions.
If the device you're building can reshape space and time it might also be distorting it.
The tesseracts, they've created a warp in space-time, one which allows a paradox, what we do here will reshape reality as we know it.
I once told Dylan that this mission was nothing but an excuse to reshape the universe according to his will.
Want to reshape the universe or not?
Things that have to happen in order to reshape the world.
Anteo had undergone an operation on his tongue to reshape the spaces of his mouth to approximately coincide with the proportions of the singing apparatus of the starling.
Oh, well, maybe I can reshape them with my blowtorch.
It is the fulcrum on which our world balances. and through which we can reshape civilization.
The world, should reshape itself, and keep her worries to herself.
The patient's genetic code is altered to reshape their physical attributes.
Project Helix. The doubling prototype that you destroyed was designed to reshape physical attributes to identically resemble someone else.
You will have free rein to reshape the way things are, to create a world of your dreams.
Tell me, did you not see it start to reshape?
And now, you challenge my commitment to reshape this school into a community.
I mean, we can literally now begin to reshape the local Solar System, so that our survival is enhanced.
They completely reshape them.
Every afternoon, they reshape it just to get my goat.
You see,they reshape the whole breast so you can't even tell.
Then we would remove some fatty tissue, reshape your breast and relocate the nipple.
It is the ability to reshape the universe.

News and current affairs

But the research is advancing fast, and it is almost certain to suggest new ways to reshape our moral intuitions, sentiments, and motivations.
That is what happened in the second half of the 1990's, as the IMF began to preach capital-account liberalization, applied over-stringent fiscal remedies during the Asian financial crisis, and single-handedly tried to reshape Asian economies.
The prospect of sustained long-term growth and social justice requires that Europe's new institutions retain sufficient flexibility to reshape themselves as they confront new problems.
The reason that such pseudo-science has prevailed in so many American schools is directly related to America's tremendously decentralized school system, which allows committed local groups of the religious-minded to reshape the curriculum.
In a sense, critics of the EU are right: the Union may be on a quest to reshape the world in its image.
Cambridge - How does globalization reshape wealth and opportunity around the world?
By embracing both natural and traditional water infrastructure, cities will not only secure their future water supply; they will also reshape our planet's landscape for the better.
Many in the Bush Administration point to its work in this region as a showcase for how they will reshape the Middle East.
Russia has had more than two decades to reshape itself into a country that would benefit its people, Europe, and the wider world.
While the world of forgetting may have vanished, we can reshape the new one in a way that benefits rather than overwhelms us.
Or is it a Russian invitation to the West to reshape the global status quo that has prevailed since the end of Cold War I?
The rich countries face a similar demographic challenge, while the rest of the world waits to see how their responses will reshape the global economy.
According to Burns, the electric-vehicle age will reshape the energy grid, redefine driving patterns, and generally improve the quality of life in urban areas, where most of the world's population will live and drive.
The immediate diplomatic impact, of course, was to reshape Eurasia's geopolitical balance and put the Soviet Union on the defensive.
But now, Chancellor Angela Merkel's administration wants to reshape Europe's economies in Germany's image.
And it has started to reshape the international financial architecture with new institutions such as the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the New Development Bank, and the Silk Road Fund.
Three high-level negotiations between July and December can reshape the global development agenda, and give an important push to vital changes in the workings of the global economy.
More importantly, the Palestinian leadership must reshape and reunite its polity to face the challenge of statehood.
Or will religious solidarities reshape Turkey's orientation, as the new government joins other Muslim countries in opposing any invasion of Iraq?
Less noticed, but possibly more important in the long term, have been Japan's efforts to reshape regional security arrangements, which for many years have had three key elements.
While she would be unlikely to win the presidency, she could reshape and realign the French right.
Should Assad fall, and the Sunni-led opposition rise to power, the ensuing balance of power in Syria is bound to reshape the balance of power in Lebanon.

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