Verbs of Course of Events - Verbs for Restoration and Remaking

Here you will learn some English verbs referring to restoration and remaking such as "redo", "redesign", and "renovate".

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to remake [verb]

to produce a new version of something that has already been made

Ex: After the fire , they had to remake their entire wardrobe .

to redo [verb]

to give a new appearance or design to a room or building by making changes to its decorations or furnishings

Ex: After the renovation , they redid the entire office space to create a more open and collaborative environment .

to redesign [verb]

to create a new and improved version of something, often by changing its appearance, structure, or functionality

Ex: The website was redesigned to improve user experience and navigation .

to reshape [verb]

to form or mold something again in a new or different way

Ex: After the accident , they had to reshape the metal frame of the car .

to renovate [verb]

to make a building or a place look good again by repairing or painting it

Ex: The school board allocated funds to renovate the classrooms and improve the learning environment .

to reinvent [verb]

to completely change one's job or way of living

Ex: Following the loss of her job , she took the opportunity to reinvent her life by traveling the world .

to restore [verb]

to repair a work of art, building, etc. so that it is in a good condition again

Ex: The craftsmen carefully restored the antique furniture , removing scratches and restoring the wood 's luster .

to renew [verb]

to replace something old or damaged with a new one

Ex: The library renewed its collection by adding new books and removing outdated ones .

to reset [verb]

to turn a system off and on again

Ex: The technician recommended resetting the smartphone to fix the software glitch .

to refresh [verb]

to renew or update something to improve its appearance or functionality

Ex: She refreshed her wardrobe by adding a few new pieces for the upcoming season .

to revamp [verb]

to update or renovate something to improve its appearance or functionality

Ex: She revamped her wardrobe by donating old clothes and buying new ones .

to resurrect [verb]

to bring something back to life

Ex: The ancient myth tells of a god who had the power to resurrect the dead .

to revive [verb]

to bring new life or energy to something

Ex: She listened to her favorite music to revive her spirits after a long day .

to revitalize [verb]

to bring back strength or energy to something that was previously lacking

Ex: She took a short vacation to revitalize herself after a period of stress .

to rejuvenate [verb]

to cause a feeling of strength and energy

Ex: Spending time in nature can rejuvenate your spirit .

to reanimate [verb]

to bring something back to life

Ex: The old puppet was reanimated with new strings and paint for the puppet show .

to reinvigorate [verb]

to give new energy or strength to something

Ex: The company is reinvigorating its commitment to sustainability with new initiatives .

to resuscitate [verb]

to bring someone to a state of consciousness, typically by administering medical aid or CPR

Ex: The doctor successfully resuscitated the patient after they went into cardiac arrest .

to rework [verb]

to modify or redo something, typically to improve it or make it more suitable

Ex: The chef decided to rework the recipe to add more flavor .

to remodel [verb]

to change the figure, appearance or structure of something

Ex: She remodeled her wardrobe by donating old clothes and buying new ones .

Verbs of Course of Events
Verbs for Planning and Scheduling	Verbs for Timing	Verbs for Beginning	Verbs for Continuation and Interruption
Verbs for Ending	Verbs for Repetition	Verbs for Restoration and Remaking