re·syn·the·size
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resynthesized; resynthesizing
Definition of resynthesize
: to synthesize (something) again: such as
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: to produce (something, such as recorded sound) again or differently using an electronic synthesizer
resynthesized the tracks Unexpectedly, the result held up even when the researchers resynthesized the male recordings to match the female speakers' pitch and frequency …— Kate Shaw Yoshida
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“Resynthesize.” Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/resynthesize. Accessed 25 Feb. 2021.
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resynthesize
transitive verb
re·syn·the·size
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also British resynthesise \
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resynthesized also British resynthesised; resynthesizing also British resynthesising
Medical Definition of resynthesize
: to synthesize again
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The first known use of resynthesize was in 1903
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