redo
[verb ree-doo; noun ree-doo]
verb (used with object), re·did, re·done, re·do·ing.
to do again; repeat.
to revise or reconstruct: to redo the production schedule.
to redecorate or remodel; renovate: It will cost too much to redo both the kitchen and bathroom.
noun, plural re·dos, re·do's.
the act or an instance of redoing.
something redone.
Origin of redo
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Related Words for redo
redecorate, revamp, renovate, remodel, revise, remake, redesign, rethink, repeatExamples from the Web for redo
Contemporary Examples of redo
Revisit that horrid 1997 Psycho redo, or the misguided ABC miniseries version of The Shining that came out the same year.
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But the best was that they had to call and tell me to come in and redo the butt saxophone.
Patients in need of therapeutic dilatation of this sort often need a redo every year or two as scarring reaccumulates.
First, she forgets to address him by name, then, on the redo, forgets to shake his hand.
They were able to redo it as My Fair Lady, which is so beautiful, and then Mannequin.
Historical Examples of redo
Ug mahiwì ang linya, ipausab, If the line comes out crooked, redo it.
A Dictionary of Cebuano VisayanJohn U. Wolff
redo
verb -does, -doing, -did or -done (tr)
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