1. to interpret again or in a new way; to give a different meaning or explanation to something
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘reinterpret’

Examples

• The historian reinterprets the ancient text using modern archaeological evidence.
• She reinterprets classical music by adding jazz elements.
• The court reinterprets the law in light of new precedents.
• The artist reinterprets traditional themes through contemporary media.
• The teacher reinterprets the poem to help students understand its meaning.
• The director reinterprets Shakespeare’s play for a modern audience.