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remodel

Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb
past: remodeledpp: remodeleding: remodeling

This term carries a strong connotation of improvement and modernization. While it implies a significant change in form or structure, it suggests that the original foundation remains, but is being updated to better suit current needs or tastes. When applied to abstract systems like laws or organizations, it describes a strategic overhaul of the internal logic or hierarchy. It is more focused on structural reorganization than a complete replacement or total destruction of the existing entity.

Meanings

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To change the structure, layout, or appearance of a building or a room to improve it or make it more modern.

"The couple decided to remodel their kitchen to create an open-concept living space."

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To change the way something is organized or structured, such as a system, organization, or theory.

"The government plans to remodel the tax system to provide more relief for low-income families."

Intransitive Verb

To change the structure or layout of a building or room.

"We are planning to remodel this winter."

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