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refashion
This term describes a process of intentional modification where the original essence of an object or idea is preserved, but its outward form or functional approach is updated. It carries a connotation of improvement or adaptation, suggesting that the change is purposeful rather than accidental or destructive.
In a material sense, it often refers to the tactile act of tailoring or repurposing, such as altering a garment. In an abstract sense, it applies to systemic changes in strategy or identity, positioning the act as a strategic evolution to meet new demands or trends.
Meanings
Examples
I can refashion this old dress into a modern skirt.
The company needs to refashion its public image to attract younger customers.
Maybe I could refashion these crates into a bookshelf.
The government attempted to refashion the tax laws to stimulate the economy.
Let us refashion the layout of the room for the gala.
He refashioned the rusted scrap metal into a stunning sculpture.
I wonder if she can refashion this vintage coat to fit me better.
The wizard refashioned the magical orb into a handheld mirror.