redesign

/ ˌriːdɪˈzaɪn /

verb

1. to change the design of (something)

noun

1. something that has been redesigned

Example Sentences

By early last year, the team was deep into redesign and reconstruction, and it was clear that making over the hotel and downtown Jacumba Hot Springs would cost more than buying them did.

From Los Angeles Times

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood described it is an opportunity to "reshape and redesign what punishment outside of a prison looks like", but added: "there is always a cell waiting for dangerous offenders".

From BBC

Starting Jan. 1, the redesigned drug benefit will operate more like other private insurance policies.

From Los Angeles Times

One of the purposes of test flying is to highlight problem areas, and the quick turnaround between each test flight means that weak links have to be redesigned at lightning speed.

From BBC

To work, GB Energy will have to transition the oil and gas sector to renewables, redesign how the grid operates, deliver green energy directly into homes and end the UK's reliance on foreign energy.

From BBC

Related Words

• fix up
• modernize
• overhaul
• rebuild
• recondition
• refurbish
• rehabilitate
• remake
• renovate
• restore
• revamp
• upgrade