1. past tense and past participle of relabel; to attach a new label to something or to give something a new name or classification
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is ‘relabeled’

Examples

• The company relabelled all their products with new branding.
• The museum relabelled the exhibit to provide more accurate information.
• After the merger, many departments were relabelled to reflect the new structure.
• The scientist relabelled the specimens according to the updated classification system.
• The bottles were relabelled with clearer ingredient lists.
• The files had to be relabelled when the filing system changed.