repurposed

I mean ubiquitous or easily repurposed operators like assignment/declaration, lambda, pairing, or commas.

The repurposed TV Tuner will then listen to data on 1090MHz and decode airplane's Active Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) messages.

Certainly the larger ones contain infrastructure that can be repurposed, and the asking prices is decreasing.

Trivially, it can repurposed for layout; although, most UI designers balk at the loss of control.

Nearby, there is an old mine shaft that was repurposed into an underground datacenter, though.

Instead, it repurposed the circuit tracks on the motherboard as a radio receiver, and amplified an oscillating signal from a nearby computer.

It's an afterthought for everyone, which is why we see things happening like chrome dev tools being repurposed.

They repurposed the south airstrip of SXF as the north airstrip of BER.

I repurposed all of the suffering, stress and angst that had built up over the course of the condition.

Perhaps the larger parks can be repurposed into something akin to a village.

It's probably a good thing that no other language was repurposed for web page scripting, as it would likely have effectively forked that language.

Here's an example of a repository that I've repurposed to compile both Clojure + Clojurescript.

The eggplant symbol has been repurposed to mean "penis".

Likewise, "SuperDrive" was repurposed for both the 1.4 MB floppy drive and the CD/DVD-R/RW/+R optical disc drive they used to ship.