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• v  interpret from a different viewpoint
• v  assign a new or different meaning to

• A decision in Coleman's favor would send the case back to lower courts to reinterpret the standard for including absentee ballots.
• Sometimes later styles "reinterpret" earlier ones, as abstract expressionism fostered the present veneration of the late works of Monet.
• Philippa Gregory, author of the best-selling novel The White Queen, is using Twitter to reinterpret her book as a series of tweets from its main character.

• re-explain

News & Articles

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• 4 of Dad's Best Money Tips
  We reinterpret some classic money tips from dad for the modern era.
  June 13, 2013 - Credit.com via Yahoo! Finance
• Dreamtime: Group exhibition of new Surrealism opens at Mirus Gallery opens in San Francisco
  Dreamtime: New Surrealism considers how this approach has developed over time, changing to meet the aesthetic tastes of contemporary artists, yet rooted in an essentially similar practice of delving into the subconscious to reinterpret perceptions of reality.
  June 9, 2013 - Art Daily

Quotes

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• Brian May in FMQB
  Queen guitarist Brian May told the NME, "This would not be like rehashing, trying to pretend Freddie [Mercury]'s still here; suddenly we can reinterpret these songs with someone who understands what he's about, someone who relates to us. Suddenly it...
• Bobby Gillespie in Uncut.co.uk
  Suicide songs are so perfect and fully realized that it was hard to pick one and reinterpret it in a personal way,said Bobby Gillespie.
• Susan Greenfield in Building Design
  Baroness Susan Greenfield, director of The Royal Institution, added: "This magnificent building can now enable us to reinterpret this 200-year-old mission to meet the challenges and demands of the 21st century."