Verb:

एक नए अंदाज़ में,

reinvented's Usage Examples:

See for yourself how vector graphics have been reinvented.

Reagan reinvented himself as a senile old sock puppet - well perhaps that was n't so much of reinvention.

Mourey in France, independently of one another and of Argand, reinvented these modes of interpretation; and still later, in the writings of Cauchy, Gauss and others, the properties of the expression a + b I were developed into the immense and most important subject now called the theory of complex numbers (see Number).

But now here she was, suddenly reinvented as ruthless villain.

vector graphics have been reinvented.

Reagan reinvented himself as a senile old sock puppet - well perhaps that wasn't so much of reinvention.

It is notable that an important instrument of research, the speculum, which has been reinvented in modern times, was used by Soranus; and specimens of still earlier date, showing great mechanical perfection, have been found among the ruins of Pompeii.

In 1860 Dr Antonio Pacinotti invented what is now called the toothed ring winding for armatures and described it in an Italian journal, but it attracted little notice until reinvented in 1870 by Gramme.

James Bowman Lindsay of Dundee, between 1845 and 1854, reinvented and even patented Morse's method, and practically put the plan into operation for experimental purposes across the river Tay.

term which appears to have been introduced by Linnaeus, and was reinvented as a substitute for the cosmography of the middle ages by Professor Huxley.

Synonyms:

create,

Antonyms:

discourage, de-energise,