revamp
verb
Pronunciation: /ˌriːˈvæmp/
Definition
Improve the form, structure, or appearance of something to make it more effective or modern.
Examples
The city council plans to revamp the old downtown district with new parks and pedestrian walkways.
She decided to revamp her resume to highlight her recent project management experience.
The software developers need to revamp the user interface to make it more intuitive for beginners.
How to Use revamp
- revamp something (collocation)
- to improve a specific object or system — "We need to revamp our internal communication system."
- be revamped (collocation)
- passive voice usage to describe an object undergoing change — "The entire website was revamped last month."
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