remodel
remodel
Definition
re·model (rē′mäd′'l)
transitive verb -·eled or -·elled, -·el·ing or -·el·ling
- to model again
- to make over; rebuild
- remobilize
- remodification
- remodify
remodel
Synonyms
remodel
v.
remodel
Usage Examples
Object
- workforce: Part of this process is the need to remodel the workforce in schools.
- kitchen: I had to promise my wife that I will remodel the kitchen for her.
- house: Robert Adam and Capability Brown were commissioned to remodel the house, grounds and garden in the mid 18th century.
- building: With great determination and energy she led the fundraising to buy and remodel the buildings as the Pier Arts Center.
- ship: In this world, then, the remodeled ship is the original.
- home: Over 275 plans can be used for adding on to, renovating or completely remodeling existing homes.
Modifying Another Word
- newly: Newly remodeled bathrooms with Master bath floor to ceiling tile, Guest bath tile 6 foot up.
- recently: We also were able to recently remodel the house - before our house was made of wood.
- extensively: The path leads to All Saints Parish Church, a building with Norman origins, but extensively remodeled in Victorian times.
- not: It is therefore unexpected to find that the Harris lines did not remodel.
- fully: It is a family run lodging, kept clean on a daily basis, which has recently been fully remodeled.
- always: Even under the perfect conditions, remodeling always takes longer than anticipated.
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