recopy's Usage Examples:

collections of deceased powerful men, and then had the patriarchal staff recopy them.

shows failed file transfers and allows the user to fix the problem and recopy the problematic files.

Although Werder Bremen could not recopy the success of 1965, and became rather a relegation battler than a title.

simply to relieve the stresses of imprisonment, as he would obsessively recopy or re-arrange existing works when no new materials were available.

textbooks used according to Figner, with students compelled to copy and recopy handwritten notebooks.

dissatisfaction with image loss in the earlier… preservation” and resolved to recopy the paper prints to 35 mm.

system, known as Executive, would temporarily stop the other programs and recopy them to the lowest available location in core.

that an author will add original material to the inspiration, not simply recopy what came prior.

self-consistent world which is portrayed in their live acts through the recopy the same sound quality as in their recording along with the props.

of Shiraz continued to flourish until 1620, but continued most often to recopy the models issued by the royal workshops of Tabriz, then of Qazvin and Khorasan.

the raw notes taken contemporaneously—"the clerk probably had no time to recopy them"—and written in French.

Synonyms:

copy;