remake
noun/verb
Pronunciation: /riːˈmeɪk/
Definition
A new version of an older film, television show, or piece of music.
Examples
Critics generally agreed that the latest horror remake failed to capture the suspense of the original.
Fans of the classic video game were excited to hear that a high-definition remake was in development.
The director felt that the story deserved a remake to better reflect contemporary social issues.
How to Use remake
- remake into (phrasal verb)
- To change something into a new form. — "They plan to remake the old warehouse into a luxury apartment complex."
- remake as (phrasal verb)
- To recreate something in a specific role or style. — "The studio chose to remake the classic thriller as a musical."
Synonyms of remake
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