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reshaping

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re·shape  (r-shp)
tr.v. re·shaped, re·shap·ing, re·shapes
To shape, form, or organize again or anew: "media consultants whose TV ads reshape candidates' images to suit ephemeral public tastes" (New Republic).
re·shaper n.
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reshaping [ˌriːˈʃeɪpɪŋ] n [policy] → refonte f


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But it is in the subtle grafting and reshaping one must needs do to the brain that my trouble lies.
The Island of Doctor Moreau by Wells, H.G. View in context
He was the Wild--the unknown, the terrible, the ever-menacing, the thing that prowled in the darkness around the fires of the primeval world when they, cowering close to the fires, were reshaping their instincts, learning to fear the Wild out of which they had come, and which they had deserted and betrayed.
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