redecorate
/ (riːˈdɛkəˌreɪt) /
to paint or wallpaper (a room, house, etc) again
Derived forms of redecorate
- redecoration, noun
Words Nearby redecorate
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How to use redecorate in a sentence
Bright colors are fine for rich people who can redecorate as a sort of a hobby, but what about the rest of us?
Oprah Winfrey will redecorate the guest room at the White House, and Gayle will help.
When we redecorate round here it takes Miss Faithful about a half hour to plan the show.
The Gorgeous Girl | Nalbro BartleyShe consulted me in regard to a room she wanted to redecorate, a bronze that she was considering.
The Fifth Wheel | Olive Higgins ProutyIm going to redecorate it inside and out, and the place is right in the center of the busiest part of the beach.
The Motion Picture Chums at Seaside Park | Victor Appleton
If he has ways you don't approve, you can cure them; redecorate and remodel him with the latest American improvements.
It Happened in Egypt | C. N. Williamson
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