Definition of Recarpeted

1. recarpet [v] - See also: recarpet

Lexicographical Neighbors of Recarpeted

recaptions
recaptor
recaptors
recapture
recaptured
recaptures
recapturing
recarbonise
recarbonize
recarbonized
recarbonizes
recarbonizing
recarnified
recarnify
recarpet
recarpeted (current term)
recarpeting
recarpets
recarriage
recarried
recarries
recarry
recarrying
recarve
recarved
recarves
recarving
recast
recasting
recasts

Literary usage of Recarpeted

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Phillips Brooks, 1835-1893: Memories of His Life, with Extracts from His by Alexander Viets Griswold Allen (1907)
"At their expense the vestry of the church was repainted, recarpeted, and new furniture was added. The men grappled with the longstanding debt of $8000. ..."

2. Life and Art of Richard Mansfield: With Selections from His Letters by William Winter (1910)
"painted, recarpeted, and seated (by which I mean new chairs) you and I will sit down in it and talk it all over. The company shall be the finest in the ..."

3. A Republic, If You Can Keep It: The Foundation of the American Presidency by Michael P. Riccards (1987)
"... and he began to have it recarpeted and decorated for his purposes. New plateaux were purchased, lighting was improved, two cows were acquired, ..."

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