rewire
Speech parts
1. rewire - Noun
2. rewire - Verb
Meaning
provide with new wiring
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Examples
the university rewired the dormitories when most students brought computers and television sets
But the parasite has developed the ability to rewire the minds of mice and rats, making them attracted to the smell of cat urine – essentially bringing the parasite back to the cat.
And the patient makes “mirror symmetric” movements, as a symphony conductor might, or as we do when we clap our hands, to rewire his brain circuit.
As more companies tear down the walls between traditional jobs and turn to scrum development, CIOs must rewire their leadership brains.
People that overcome bulimia don’t rewire their brain; they merely find healthier alternatives to binging and purging that bring them joy!
“And then just replumb it, get HVAC, rewire it, get all the fire safety, and everything in line.”