Reinvention

What do we mean by reinvention?

A reinventing of something.

The condition of being reinvented.

The art or act of changing one's self, Re creating one's Image Urban Dictionary

1: Calling a preexisting sexual position/sexual act by a nonconventional name. 2: An expression used when a person "invents", unknowingly, an already existing sexual novelty. Urban Dictionary

Starting something over completely from scratch when there is already something prepared. Often done unnecessarily and for the purpose of taking full credit. Urban Dictionary

1st Base- Kissing, even peck (yes you went to first base with gam gam) 2nd Base- Boobs stuff 3rd Base- Below the belt action 4th Base- The grand Slam 69th Base- ;) Urban Dictionary

To needlessly duplicate the basics of a method Urban Dictionary

Common code or jargon for copying someone else's work and claiming it as your own. Frequently used in the military, even for the most mundane of tasks. Especially applicable when the search to copy someone else's work requires more work than actually doing the work yourself. Urban Dictionary

Reimagining what was originally invented. Urban Dictionary

Like “reinventing the wheel”, but for techbros. More precisely, it is to spend an incredible amount of money, time and mental effort to finally come to a solution that was actually figured out decades or even centuries ago. Bonus points if you end up making yet another app using the blockchain, so that in order for you to use it, you need to put your SSN on a distributed public ledger so that it can get pwned by Russian hackers. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to reinvention:
reinvention, invention, reinventing, reinfection, reconvention, reinsertion, reinjection.

Words that rhyme with reinvention:
attention, convention, extension, contention, dimension, apprehension, tension, retention, mention, suspension, invention, pension, hypertension, ascension, condescension, dissension, comprehension, gentian, pretension, detention, prevention, hypotension, misapprehension, pay attention, laurentian, tulip gentian, fourth dimension, not to mention, geneva convention, prairie gentian, right ascension, honorable mention, surface tension, center of attention, paying attention, essential hypertension, marsh gentian, third dimension, university extension, colloidal suspension, blind gentian, immediate apprehension, closed gentian, tufted gentian, american baptist convention, stiff gentian, telephone extension, american gentian, spurred gentian, secondary hypertension, great yellow gentian, horse gentian, bottle gentian, birth prevention, green gentian, southern baptist convention, striped gentian, northern baptist convention, with attention, absentia in, denshin, henschen, in suspension, mensch in, placentia in, valentia in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe reinvention:
constant, continual, continuous, cultural, radical, personal, guided, such, perpetual, complete, creative, successful, ongoing, self, corporate, endless, total, organizational, wholesale, national, independent, virtual, recent, regulatory, periodic, modern, latest, much, contemporary, imaginative, necessary, democratic, frequent, dramatic, subsequent, conscious, significant, fundamental, costly, institutional, feminist, literary, century, federal, urban, deliberate, nostalgic, unnecessary, bold, modernist, gradual, powerful, continued, massive, strategic, romantic, poetic, profound, collective, ideological, managerial, discursive, global, permanent, municipal, revolutionary, ethnic, remarkable, inevitable, symbolic, postmodern, ultimate, joyful, incessant, mutual, artistic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective reinvention:
wheel.

Words that sound like reinvention:
reinvention, reinventing, reunition, convention, prevention, retention, reinvent, recension, reinvents, circumvention.