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Meanings of retread in English
Catalan
recautxutar Synonyms
Examples for "remould"
Examples for "remould"
1
Humbert wants to remould her and rewrite her history.
2
We may remould yet the pliant clay, said Harold.
3
If she could remould that nearer to her heart's desire-thereindeed would be a victory!
4
The power to destroy or remould is freely used by him, but never the power of attack.
5
Mrs. Laudersdale lounges, and attacks things with her finger-ends, as if she were longing to remould them.
1
You and I have got to remold our relations and start again.
2
That is the way I would remold society if I were rich and powerful-
3
David's face became darker, harder, as if invisible hands had decided to remold it.
4
Neither you, nor I, nor any man, can remold the sorry scheme of things entire.
5
Once in a while, one or a small band of them rise to remold status quo.
Portuguese
recauchutagem Usage of retread in English
1
Stallone wrote this virtual retread of the first film in 29 hours.
2
Much of Shadowkeep's storyline is a retread of familiar locales and foes.
3
It's all too easy to identify with his consternation while watching this by-the-numbers retread.
4
Miami Vice had wonderful moments, but seemed a bit like a half-assed Heat retread.
5
Certainly there is no need for a Bamboozled retread highlighting gross blackface and Stepin Fetchit-isms.
6
Everything else is a retread from the VHS age.
7
The dialogue appears to retread all the old themes.
8
Alexander: I'm not a person that likes to retread the past for a lot of reasons.
9
Instead, Obama will argue that Romney's ideas amount to a retread o f the Bush years.
10
It's hard to know who this retread of Frank Sinatra's Live at the Sands is for.
11
Pay no heed to the so-so 2009 retread.
12
Fans of the original Puzzle Quest will feel right at home, but Galactrix is no shameless retread.
13
However, One Mississippi feels less like a retread of old ground and more a fresh new retelling.
14
Gloria Bell, as the new film is titled, is a rare English-language retread that survives the translation.
15
The second is a fairly dire retread.
16
And now, reviewing my past political life, were the option possible that I should retread the path.
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Retread through the time