1. to forge again or anew; to shape or form something again, especially metal by heating and hammering
2. to create or establish something again in a new or different way
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The blacksmith had to reforge the broken sword blade.
• After the scandal, the company worked to reforge its reputation.
• The damaged metal parts were sent back to the factory to be reforged.
• They decided to reforge their friendship after years of silence.
• The artist chose to reforge the sculpture rather than repair it.
• The treaty allowed both nations to reforge their diplomatic ties.