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recondition
[ ree-kuhn-dish-uhn ]
recondition
/ ˌriːkənˈdɪʃən /
verb
- tr to restore to good condition or working order
to recondition an engine
Derived Forms
- reconˈditioned, adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of recondition1
Example Sentences
He joined the Ford dealership and was in charge of appraising and reconditioning used cars there.
Most auto retailers are invested in the business and they do their due diligence to protect you and themselves throughout their buying, reconditioning and selling process.
Even then, it wasn't just about getting his knee in good shape, but also reconditioning his body to perform an incredibly unnatural manoeuvre.
Essentially, you’re paying the buying party for any reconditioning your car may need as well as for the paperwork and possibly the marketing of your vehicle.
The New York City Council recently amended its fire code to prohibit “the assembly or reconditioning of a lithium-ion battery” using secondhand cells from another battery, which repairers sometimes do.
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