remodel
to model again.
to reconstruct; make over.
Origin of remodel
1Other words for remodel
Other words from remodel
- re·mod·el·er; especially British, re·mod·el·ler, noun
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How to use remodel in a sentence
Forty years and one month of remodeling later, Zane had finally readied Further for its first long-haul journey.
Even when the job market picks up, however, parents may find they need to put off remodeling Junior's room into a home office.
However, she said, he had recently attempted some sort of remodeling, but never completed it.
Alleged Phoenix Shooter Found Dead in Apparent Suicide | Christine Pelisek, Terry Greene Sterling | January 31, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTIs this the time to require solar panel installations on the roofs of every new unit or substantial remodeling?
How Will the Tri-State Area Rebuild After Sandy? | Megan McArdle | November 19, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTFirst, though, the foster mom had to do a little remodeling for the doxie she quickly named Obie.
Then the whole image springs up at once; it is correct and it needs no remodeling.
English: Composition and Literature | W. F. (William Franklin) WebsterIt would be necessary to squander money and time on remodeling the whole system of defense unless the Endymion could be found.
The Ocean Wireless Boys and the Lost Liner | Wilbur LawtonWhen the real goal was reached, when the remodeling of English society was accomplished, Locke supplanted Habakuk.
The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte | Karl MarxI suggested in my last annual message the propriety of remodeling our Indian system.
The Papers And Writings Of Abraham Lincoln, Volume Seven | Abraham LincolnWhy, therefore, ignore economic foundations and waste effort remodeling the parasitical superstructure?
Violence and the Labor Movement | Robert Hunter
British Dictionary definitions for remodel
to change or alter the structure, style, or form of (something): expand and remodel the kitchen
to model again in clay, wax, etc; remould
something that has been remodelled
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