redecorate

/ riːˈdɛkəˌreɪt /

verb

1. to paint or wallpaper (a room, house, etc) again

Other Word Forms

• redecoration noun

Example Sentences

But he has relied on his former building background to “redecorate” the White House.

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She says she has been forced to redecorate more than 20 times over the last decade because of damp in her home, caused by the insulation.

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Instead, the feeble man behind the curtain is really just a sad, bent, braggart who spends most of his time redecorating the White House and fantasizing that he’s been anointed king of the world.

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They drilled through a newly plastered and redecorated area where they discovered three bags inside a tea-towel, with two containing a Skorpion submachine gun each and a pistol in the remaining package.

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She believes a special day out, or being allowed to redecorate their bedroom or host some family or friends can be a far more powerful reward than "cash in an envelope".

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Related Words

• fix up 
• redo 
• remodel 
• renovate