1. past tense and past participle of reprogram: to program again or differently
Usage: computing; technology
2. to change someone’s beliefs, attitudes, or behavior patterns
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The technician reprogrammed the robot to perform new tasks.
• She reprogrammed her phone to block spam calls.
• The software was reprogrammed to fix the security vulnerability.
• He reprogrammed himself to wake up earlier each morning.
• The team reprogrammed the system after the latest update.
• The device needs to be reprogrammed with the correct settings.
• After therapy, she felt like she had reprogrammed her thinking patterns.