repaint
to paint again: to repaint the house.
a part repainted, especially a part of a picture by a restorer.
the act of repainting.
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How to use repaint in a sentence
She must whitewash these brown men and women, rid them of their savage, slavish ways, and repaint them in her own image.
The Abused Wives of Westeros: A Song of Feminism in ‘Game of Thrones’ | Amy Zimmerman | April 30, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTHe would repaint their faces and glue human hair onto their heads.
He was as sick about it as a Carlyle who must rewrite a burned-up history, an Audubon who must repaint all his pictures.
The Cup of Fury | Rupert HughesThere was no time to repaint and polish the machine, so he resolved to convert its forlorn appearance into an asset.
The Romance of the Reaper | Herbert Newton CassonThe announcement in the house that the artist was to repaint Mrs. Taine's picture, provoked characteristic comment.
The Eyes of the World | Harold Bell Wright
I remember when you wanted to repaint it, you said you would put on the canvas just what you thought of me; have you?
The Eyes of the World | Harold Bell WrightI'll repaint the kitchen and get Katy some new cooking utensils to gladden her soul.
Her Father's Daughter | Gene Stratton-Porter
British Dictionary definitions for repaint
/ (riːˈpeɪnt) /
to apply a new or fresh coat of paint
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