rehash
Americanverb (used with object)
noun
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the act of rehashing.
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something rehashed.
verb
noun
Etymology
Origin of rehash
Example Sentences
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In the coming months, the media reprinted and rehashed each other’s old stories, and ran speculative tales about the frozen northlands.
From Literature
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Instead, the studio’s approach to entice adults is to bank on nostalgia: rehashed hybrid productions of animated properties that today’s adults watched as children.
From Los Angeles Times
I like “organ recitals”—impromptu get-togethers where old people rehash their illnesses.
Lawyers for the families of Letby's victims have dismissed the panel's conclusions as "full of analytical holes" and "a rehash" of the defence case that had already been considered and rejected in court.
From BBC
Ms. Low rehashes that old story, but concedes the delta is at least partially a product of the fact that “many women want to spend time at home with their children.”
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