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Term: Repackaging

Description:

Repackaging refers to the act of altering or modifying the packaging of a product to enhance its appeal, functionality, or marketability. It involves redesigning, rebranding, or changing the packaging materials to give the product a fresh look or target a different audience.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun: Repackaging

Definition: The process of modifying or redesigning the packaging of a product.

Example sentence: The repackaging of the perfume involved using sleek and elegant bottles to attract a wider consumer base.

2. Verb: Repackage

Definition: To alter or redesign the packaging of a product.

Example sentence: The company decided to repackage their snacks in smaller portions to cater to health-conscious consumers.

3. Noun: Repackaging (Business)

Definition: The practice of taking an existing product or service and marketing it in a new way or for a different target market.

Example sentence: The repackaging of their software as a service (SaaS) solution allowed the company to reach a broader range of clients.

4. Verb: Repackage (Media)

Definition: To modify or reformat existing content, such as articles, videos, or podcasts, to present it in a different manner or for a new audience.

Example sentence: The magazine repackaged their articles into an audio podcast series to cater to the growing trend of online audio consumption.

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