Retread ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Retread ( verb )

To tread or step on again, to repeat an action or behavior.

Origin:

From old english retherdan (meaning 'to tread again, to repeat').

Examples:

1. She retread the same path every day, going to work and back home.
2. The company decided to retread the old plan, hoping to achieve better results this time.
3. The play was so successful that it was retread for several more performances.
4. The athlete was forced to retread the last portion of the race due to a minor injury.
5. The company was forced to retread its strategy after the new regulations made its original plan unfeasible.

(As a noun)

Retread ( noun )

To tread or step on again, to repeat an action or behavior.

Origin:

From old english retherdan (meaning 'to tread again, to repeat').

Examples:

1. She retread the same path every day, going to work and back home.
2. The company decided to retread the old plan, hoping to achieve better results this time.
3. The play was so successful that it was retread for several more performances.
4. The athlete was forced to retread the last portion of the race due to a minor injury.
5. The company was forced to retread its strategy after the new regulations made its original plan unfeasible.