noun
reprogramming
noun
1
The act of giving a system or device new instructions.
"The factory shut down briefly for reprogramming of its assembly robots."
2
In biology, the resetting of DNA markers during early development.
"Cellular reprogramming allows a mature cell to behave like a stem cell again."
How to Use Reprogramming
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe process of resetting or rewriting instructions, in machines or in biology.
Word Forms
reprogrammings plural
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The factory shut down briefly for _____ of its assembly robots.