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- verb transitive To
fabricate again or anew.
Etymologies
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Examples
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If something goes wrong we could wind up without any shields here, and that means more time to refabricate them and then rebuild them.
The Riddled Post Aaron Rosenberg 2001
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Sections of deer refabricate the chandelier, which is rehung by the blacksmith as toolmaker and restorer of equipment.
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The companies said they will "reuse, resell, refabricate and recycle" such batteries to give them a "second life."
Automotive Headlines 2009
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'With Sumitomo, we are developing a brand-new' 4-R 'business model -- to reuse, resell, refabricate and recycle lithium-ion batteries.
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If you consider yourself a civilised society, is it a moral, ethical issue to refabricate somebody’s essence or DNA or whatever and make them non-violent?
Going Boldly: Interview with Connor Trinneer, Enterprise’s ‘Trip’ Tucker 2006
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If you consider yourself a civilised society, is it a moral, ethical issue to refabricate somebody's essence or DNA or whatever and make them non-violent? "
EclipseMagazine 2009
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