repump

/ˈrɛpʌmp/

Definitions

1. verb

to pump again, especially after a period of inactivity or malfunction

“The engineer was tasked with repumping the oil into the storage tank.”

2. noun

a device or pump that is used to circulate or pressurize a fluid, especially after it has been temporarily stopped or reduced

“The repump in the water treatment facility failed, causing a significant disruption to the local water supply.”

Synonyms

  • recharge
  • recirculate

Antonyms

  • deplete
  • drain