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Synonyms

redesign

British  
/ ˌriːdɪˈzaɪn /

verb

  1. to change the design of (something)

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noun

  1. something that has been redesigned

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Example Sentences

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Adding the carbon-sulfur bonds late in the process failed to deliver the correct stereochemistry, forcing the team to redesign the entire order of steps.

From Science Daily

Speaking on a podcast in September, Musk said that the vehicle “might have some initial teething pains because it’s such a radical redesign.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Life without food noise gave Ellen the space to redesign her relationship with eating.

From BBC

The answers have exposed the weaknesses of Los Angeles’ water systems and prompted widespread calls to redesign Southern California’s water infrastructure.

From Los Angeles Times

The land sits on low ground and would need fill for any redesign, to get it above the Potomac river flood plain.

From The Wall Street Journal