verb
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to change or alter the structure, style, or form of (something)
expand and remodel the kitchen
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to model again in clay, wax, etc; remould
noun
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- remodeler noun
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People don’t need to replace many kinds of home goods frequently, and inflation makes it even less likely for them to spend on redecorating or remodeling.
From Barron's
And Cracker Barrel abandoned a new logo and restaurant remodeling program after a headline-generating backlash.
Economic uncertainty, a stalled housing market and high interest rates have led homeowners to delay remodeling and repair projects, but Lowe’s expressed optimism that the downturn might be starting to reverse.
She obtained landmark status in 1996 and donated an easement to the Los Angeles Conservancy, ensuring that it can’t be remodeled or torn down.
From Los Angeles Times
Perhaps it is no surprise then England have spent the past four years remodelling their pace attack with the express intention of triumphing in Australia for the first time since 2010-11.
From BBC
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