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re·pro·gram
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reprogramverb
to fundamentally change something.
reprogramverb
To program anew.
Editors Contribution
reprogram
To change or edit a program.
They did reprogram the computer.
Submitted by MaryC on March 8, 2020
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of reprogram in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of reprogram in Pythagorean Numerology is: 3
Examples of reprogram in a Sentence
We know these differences are observable in infants and very young children but whether these differences persist throughout life or are able to reprogram how individuals metabolize food is unknown.
Our study raises the possibility of rationally designing gene or chemical-based therapies to reprogram how human cells age, with a goal of effectively delaying human aging and extending human healthspan.
What they're going to have is a mega database of how Americans smoke, then they'll be able to reprogram the current puffing delivery pattern of the iQOS to one that may be more reinforcing and with a higher addiction potential.
Diet can have a remarkable effect on you, it can reprogram your body and put it on a path to live longer.
Until 24 hours ago, this compromise was also going to reprogram money away from House Democrats wasteful spending spree that neglected Covid needs, and reallocate it to vaccines and treatments for the American people, but House Democrats mutinied against Speaker Pelosi. The far left would rather preserve state and local bureaucrats' giant slush funds, then fund vaccines and therapeutics for The Ukrainian people citizens. So, the Covid component has fallen out.
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