Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of refold.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- In entomology, replicate: noting the wings when fluted or folded longitudinally, like a fan, and then turned back on themselves, as in the earwigs.
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Examples
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The genuine article is a single combined dish that should take 24 hours to make, into which the crust is constantly refolded.
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He refolded his newspaper and shot Steffie a cold look.
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Fancy snatched the drawing from Kit and then refolded it carefully and shoved it back into her sketchbook.
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She folded and unfolded and refolded the clothes from the suitcase, feeling lost and alone.
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The bronze refolded and bended, that covers them, acquires and reflects the colours and the shades that gave notice of a mew atmosphere.
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She refolded the note and kept chatting with Caldwell.
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But now she refolded them and started to hand them back.
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Sometimes it bends the wrong way, sometimes it needs refolded, sometimes it tears a little, sometimes it rips.
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I frowned and refolded the letter, as I had done many times in the three months since Dad had died.
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The paper has already been unfolded and refolded many times and the ink is beginning to smudge.
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