Meaning & use

revamp

verb·Academic

To give something a new and improved form, structure, or appearance.

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The company decided to revamp its website to make it easier to navigate.

They revamped the old menu, adding several lighter, healthier dishes.

A note on using this word

Revamp implies a substantial makeover, more thorough than a small tweak or minor update.

Words with a similar meaning

overhaulrenovateupdate

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