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Synonyms for reshape

shape anew or differently

shape again or shape differently

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Meanwhile, Sally Hansen Sculpt & Shape is an instant lip reshaper that defines and remodels lips without lip liner.
CAMPAIGNER: Kate Fisher of Mirfield with her twins Harry and Matilda; PROGRESS: Matilda in her special Starband head reshaper
The Chirp Managed Laser (CML) uses a standard DFB laser and a passive optical spectrum reshaper (OSR) filter to achieve extended reach.
In line with his approach to Dante as an experimentalist, but also as a reviser, a reshaper of early formulations, Hollander concludes: "The prose of the Vita nuova supplies meanings for some of the earlier poems themselves; the prose of the Convivio does so still in more striking manner; Convivio and De vulgari Eloquentia approach the question of language from apparently different or even contradictory positions; the Comedy frequently engages its precursors in the continuing process of growth and self-definition" (74).
Then there's the sui generis one, Mingus's pal and the other Ellington-struck reshaper of postwar jazz composition, Thelonious Monk.
Some of the most informative and authoritative criticism in this study relates to Shakespeare's practical skills as a remaker and reshaper of dramatic materials.