Definition of "repackage" [repackage]

• To package again or anew, especially in a more attractive package. (verb-transitive)

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• "Personally I have no problem with them calling a repackage of standalone sets, thrown into an overall 'container' of some sorts, a "Complete Series", since that is absolutely technically correct."
• "Yes, the national broadband network will enable some pretty cool digital entertainment services – most of which we’ll simply repackage from the US."
• "Each year record labels repackage old albums and discarded tracks into hundreds of pricey box sets and each year The New York Times's music critics wade through the offerings for our holiday gift guide."