Definition of reimagine
transitive verb
:to imagine again or anew;
especially
:to form a new conception of :re-create
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Jeannette Murrell: To use photography to reimagine images of black love through a project that partners young photographers with professionals to create wheat paste murals for Detroit buildings.
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No Small Plans hopes to ignite the kind of Burnhamian grandiose thinking that could reimagine the city once more, a vision sorely needed to overcome the political pitfalls residents face today.
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A Wrinkle in Time director Ava DuVernay took care to reimagine the classic Madeleine L'Engle book with an inclusive cast.
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Paraag Marathe arrived in San Francisco with a very clear directive from the 49ers, to reimagine the Jimmy Johnson draft chart.
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Other photographers reimagine the ordinary, like Toni Frissell’s Two Models Drinking a Coke.
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On the top floor is the rather curious concept bar Pop, which is worth a visit to see how the Chinese would reimagine 1950s Miami.
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The store offers antique jewelry restoration services as well as a service to reimagine out-of-date pieces into something more modern and wearable.
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Last fall, a spontaneous moment of inspiration moved her to reimagine her own experience as BLAST.
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First Known Use of reimagine
1825
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