What is "redefined"

Usage examples of "redefined".

After all the television appearances, radio shows, road tours, development meetings, management dramas, record deals, missed flights, and men in gray suits telling him what not to say, it all came down to this: a fleeting moment where Bill stood on stage with a microphone in his hand and, once more, redefined comic performance.

She was wearing running shorts that redefined the word short, and a midriff-baring athletic top that redefined the word lust.

And so what if he'd totally redefined the word kiss—not to mention given new meaning to other words she'd ignored in the past, words like desire and want.

His face was that of a movie star, with an elegantly thin nose that hinted of aristocracy, and eyes that redefined the word blue.

His nervy talent redefined the boundaries of comedy in the '80s and won him a list of admirers that includes John Cleese, George Carlin, and Thorn Yorke of Radiohead.

Nancia watched and waited as he redefined the ship's security system, reached out to the Net, scanned his fellow-passengers' files.

Nancia closed down pathways and redefined access codes in a single, instinctive wave of activity that left Polyon staring at a blank screen and touching a keyboard that no longer responded to his search commands.

Nantia watched and waited as he redefined the ship's security system, reached out to the Net, scanned his fellow-passengers' files.