verb
definition
To package again, to give new packaging to.
Examples of repackaged in a Sentence
The company's modus operandi is the centralized production of homogenized, repackaged faux " local " news.
Both the VHS and DVD programs are completely remastered from the original film elements and newly repackaged utilizing the original album art.
The new accessories kit extracted from its original box is then repackaged, known in the trade as ' split kit ' .
At first in the shop I thought Coke had just repackaged Diet Coke.
All products to be returned must be carefully repackaged in their original packing.
In a coals to Newcastle kind of deal, the UK club promoters exported their newly repackaged youth culture back to Ibiza.
Expect a new single, ' Ores ' (Apr 11th on fierce panda) and a repackaged version of ' Hurrah !
Having our albums repackaged and bought and drooled over by the people who said we were shit before we split.
Ally 's album " Calling out to you " was released in Japan but has been remastered and repackaged with an exclusive bonus track.
The new accessories kit extracted from its original box is then repackaged, known in the trade as ' split kit '.
Everything is repackaged with the correct manuals, cables and boxes.
If carefully removed and repackaged in plastic, they can be used again, but most will tear or dry up if not handled carefully.
This time, though, I noticed that the lip products had been repackaged into sleeker, shinier and more petite tubes.
Instead of a truly new product, it was the same ingredients repackaged.
Once the camera passes muster, it is repackaged and ready for resale.
So they repackaged the drug under the name Zyban, and it is now prescribed to smokers wanting to shake the habit.