Antonyms for rehash
riˈhæʃ; ˈriˌhæʃre·hash

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1. rehashverb

   old material that is slightly reworked and used again

   "merely a dull rehash of his first novel"

2. rehashverb

   present or use over, with no or few changes

   Synonyms:
   hash over, retrograde

3. retrograde, rehash, hash oververb

   go back over

   "retrograde arguments"

   Synonyms:
   hash over, retrogress, regress, retreat, retrograde

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1. rehashnoun

   Synonyms:
   réchauffé

How to use rehash in a sentence?

1. Matt Gorman:

   Joe Biden is going to regret this decision, his candidacy will not only rehash his very long record in public life, but allow his opponents to subtly argue he is too old and too moderate to be the Democratic standard-bearer.

2. Yoshinori Shigemi:

   What we are seeing now is a rehash of what we were seeing last year.

3. Antony Blinken:

   Our concern is that Russia may make a serious mistake of attempting to rehash what it undertook back in 2014, when it amassed forces along the border, crossed into sovereign Ukrainian territory and did so claiming falsely that it was provoked, so the playbook that we've seen in the past was to claim some provocation as a rationale for doing what it, what it intended and planned to do. All which is why we're looking at this very carefully.

4. John Thune:

   If we continue to rehash the 2020 election, we're going to lose the 2022 election. If we're talking about jobs and economy and national security and safe streets and strong borders and energy independence... we got a really good path to get the majorities back in' 22.

5. John Harbaugh:

   It goes situation by situation, i think in those two situations you want to talk about, — we can go back and rehash the season, I ’d be happy to do it. To me, in both of those cases it gave us the best chance to win.

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