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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
remould .
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Examples
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Pretty hairy on the 13 rims and remoulds Dad insisted on using 'to save money'.
Husky Voice Peter Ashley 2008
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It extends and remoulds the truth evolved by a later thought from the ancient Upanishads and ventures with assured steps on an endeavour to apply its solving power to the problem of life and action.
Sri Aurobindo goes beyond the Gita and aims his arrows in a number of directions Tusar N Mohapatra 2008
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It extends and remoulds the truth evolved by a later thought from the ancient Upanishads and ventures with assured steps on an endeavour to apply its solving power to the problem of life and action.
Archive 2008-04-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2008
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Every single one of the Lib Dem-Tory remoulds made it.
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For the Americans, that debate has been underway for some time and, yesterday, the AFP agency acknowledge the outcome, with a piece headed: "War remoulds army into boots-on-the-ground counter-insurgency force".
Archive 2007-03-01 Helen 2007
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School as an analog system resists digital change and incorporates the computer into itself and remoulds the computer in it's own image.
Archive 2006-07-01 Bill Kerr 2006
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School as an analog system resists digital change and incorporates the computer into itself and remoulds the computer in it's own image.
technological change and systemic change Bill Kerr 2006
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Transvaluation of all values is the most fundamental character of every civilization; for it is the beginning of a Civilization that remoulds all the forms of the Culture that went before, understands them otherwise, practises them in a different way, -
Cities In Flight Blish, James 1957
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The personality of Jasper is familiar to the author, so he works for a month or two and remoulds the play to fit him.
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We have seen that the same laws are perpetually at work in poetry as in all the other arts; that we have to do with the transmission of a certain kind of feeling through a certain medium; that the imagination remoulds the material proffered by the senses, and brings into order the confused and broken thoughts of the mind, until it presents the eternal aspect of things through words that dance to music.
A Study of Poetry Bliss Perry 1907
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