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Meaning revamp meaning

What does revamp mean?

revamp

— verb to patch up or renovate; repair or restore They revamped their old house before selling it — verb (= vamp) provide (a shoe) with a new vamp revamp my old boots

Synonyms revamp synonyms

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revamp English » English

vamp rework reorganize remodel alter touch up revise restyle reshape renovate renew refashion redo redesign recondition rebuild patch overhaul improve change amend upgrade transform touch on rewire revolutionize retouch repeat repair reorder remould remedy remake refurbish reform refine reface redecorate reconstruct reconfigure reclaim rearrange re modify mark make good have a change of heart harvest fine-tune enhance

Conjugation revamp conjugation

How do you conjugate revamp?

revamp · verb

Examples revamp examples

How do I use revamp in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

They're transferring him to Riverside so he'll completely revamp that operation, you understand?
Well, I'm not about to revamp the entire judicial process just because you find yourself in the unique position of defending clients who say they didn't do it.
Jimmy I'm gonna revamp the assignment board. Now, I need an updated list of who's doing what.
You can revamp everything here. No static.
Completely revamp everything in your life to get what you want.
No, we're trying to revamp the show right now.
How about we revamp the name?
I'm trying to revamp my MySpace page, but Dennis keeps criticizing.
Uh, Amanda, you hired me to revamp this company from the ground up.
We want to revamp the show.
Second, we will revamp, revitalize, re-launch at the International Game and Toy Manufacturers Expo in six weeks' time.
It may not be healthy, but today is not the day for us to revamp the nutritional system for children in this country.
Chef Ramsay's revamp and tonight's relaunch will be a strong indicator if it's possible for this love affair to resume.
And I had to revamp my whole strategy while I was actually playing the game.
Well, I'm not about to revamp the entire judicial process...just because you find yourself in the unique position...of defending clients who say they didn't do it.
Jimmy I'm gonna revamp the assignment board.
Wow! Go away for a few years and they totally revamp the menu on you.
You can revamp everything. No static.
Your snowplough needs a revamp, let me write you a cheque.
I think the magazine needs a revamp.
Do we revamp the speech?
This could be like Scrubs season nine, a revamp, a do-over.
You know, by the end of the quarter, we're going to revamp our entire network and consolidate our security protocols.
This show needs a major revamp.
How about we revamp the name? Super School News sounds dry.
And if we break in, we get paid to revamp their system.
Right now, Chairman Ju is acquiring antiques from Singapore, at the same time pushing to revamp his hotel business.
He's here, he's working with the school to revamp the cafeteria menu to make it healthier.
Revamp on their HQ just started.
I'm one of the engineers they brought in to revamp the waterworks.
We're gonna have to revamp our plan for you, come up with something a little less traditional, but good thinking.

News and current affairs

In an earlier step toward recognition by the world community, the PLO had to revamp the Palestinian Covenant, which called for the destruction of Israel.
Even more provocative are the next steps: a plan to revamp the standard work contract and to require that all workers be invited to vote after eight days of a strike.
On the technical side, the Bush administration hired the world's best oil service companies to revamp Iraq's technologically challenged oil fields.
Some countries are making consistent efforts to revamp exhausted growth models.
But, working essentially alone, central banks have not been able to revamp properly the advanced economies' growth engines; nor do they have the tools to do so.
In the UK, every financial disturbance leads to calls to revamp the system.
Finally, we must revamp national governments so that they have processes and capabilities similar to the IPCC.
But, absent a fundamental policy revamp, the most that this can deliver is a few months of relative financial calm, albeit at a cost for the subsequent future.
Undermined by a lack of policy flexibility, it will take a long time for countries like Cyprus to overcome the immediate shock of crisis and revamp their growth models.
The coup-era constitution will then require a revamp.

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