Definition of "remoulded" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of remould. (verb)

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• "Such a dislocation of the child's daily life is not likely to conduce to his well-being; while the teacher's assumption that his _rôle_ in school is essentially active, and that of the child essentially passive, will lead at last to his turning his back on the root-idea of growth, to his forgetting that the child is a living and therefore a growing organism, to his regarding the child as clay in his hands, to be "remoulded" by him "to his heart's desire," or even as a _tabula rasa_, on which he is to inscribe words and other symbols at his will."
• "He reimagined the technology as a high street product, and then, as Alain de Botton observed, remoulded our sense of what we need in order to be happy."
• "Tomorrow it would be remoulded to reflect its 13th century heyday."