1. to package something again or differently
2. to present something in a new or different way to make it more appealing or marketable
Usage: often used in business or marketing contexts

Examples

• The company decided to repackage the cereal in smaller boxes.
• We need to repackage these fragile items with more padding.
• The publisher will repackage the classic novel with a modern cover design.
• The politician tried to repackage his old policies as fresh ideas.
• They repackaged the software bundle to include more features.
• The marketing team wants to repackage this product for younger consumers.