remodel
verb (used with object)
to model again.
have remodelled
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present perfectof remodel.present perfect
Used to describe actions that started in the past and continue into or have direct relevance to the present.
Example Sentences
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The prohibition on polygamy was tirelessly interrogated, but no one seemed very keen to advocate polyandry, which raised questions about the inheritance of property that would have remodelled society to a much too revolutionary degree.
From The Guardian ● Feb. 10, 2012
You have remodelled the divine service of the Jewish synagogue, superadding elements of devotion and sacredness.
From Jewish Literature and Other Essays by Gustav Karpeles
They contain lines which he would doubtless have remodelled had he lived to review them in tranquillity — perhaps one or two pieces, sprung from a momentary mood, which, on reflection he would have rejected.*
From Poems by Alan Seeger
For the sake of convenience, though they form a homogeneous whole, they may be divided roughly into two categories—those that affect the Executive Councils and those that have remodelled the Legislative Councils.
From Indian Unrest by Sir Valentine Chirol
The woodlands are gone, and the rains of winter, streaming down the earthen slopes, have remodelled the whole face of the country.
From Old Calabria by Norman Douglas
