Meaning & use
Repackage
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To package something again, often changing its container, appearance, or presentation without altering its core content.
See it in a sentence
The company repackaged the same cereal in a smaller, pricier box.
The band repackaged old songs into a greatest-hits album.
A note on using this word
"Repackage" often carries a slightly critical tone, implying that something old is being presented as new without real change.
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