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Synonyms & Similar Words
renew
restore
renovate
refurbish
revitalize
reform
modernize
update
overhaul
redesign
reorganize
recreate
reconstruct
rebuild
reformulate
restructure
rejuvenate
refresh
revive
regenerate
reform
retool
reinvent
remake
reengineer
redesign
reconfigure
recalibrate
Meaning of Revamp
The primary meaning of the word "revamp" is to give something a new and improved appearance or character.
Definitions
- To renew or restore something, especially a place or system, by making significant changes or improvements
- To give something a new and improved appearance or character, typically by making significant changes or improvements
Etymology of Revamp
The word "revamp" originated in the mid-19th century, derived from the words "re" (meaning again or anew) and "vamp" (meaning to repair or renovate something, especially a shoe), which is itself derived from the Old French word "avantpié", referring to the upper part of a shoe
Historically, the term "vamp" was used in the context of shoe repair, but with the prefix "re", it took on a broader meaning of renewal or restoration
Example Uses
- The company plans to revamp its website to make it more user-friendly and visually appealing
- The city is revamping its public transportation system to reduce congestion and improve efficiency
- The old hotel was revamped and reopened as a luxury resort