redecorate
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re·dec·o·rate
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redecorated;
redecorating;
redecorates
Definition of redecorate
: to freshen or change in appearance : refurbish
: to freshen or change a decorative scheme
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Other Words from redecorate
redecoration
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redecorator
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Examples of redecorate in a Sentence
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With an eye toward St. Paul’s growing diversity, the Ramsey County Historical Society has put out a call for artists to help redecorate the city council chambers in St. Paul City Hall. — Frederick Melo, Twin Cities, "Historical society hosts competition for rotating replacements for St. Paul City Council’s controversial wall art," 8 Sep. 2019 The Tenderloin restaurant, located inside Hotel Bijou, opens tonight for the first time since shutting down three weeks ago to redecorate and train new staff. — Justin Phillips, SFChronicle.com, "No longer partnering with Mourad Lahlou, Louis Maldonado is now chef at San Francisco’s Gibson," 13 Aug. 2019 For many, rearranging and redecorating their home is a regular occurrence. — cleveland.com, "The do’s and don’ts for rearranging, redecorating and renovating: Lindsay Benz," 18 Aug. 2019 How could there ever be parties, or comedy, or redecorating a bedroom, or flirting, or shopping for shoes? — Bulletin Board, Twin Cities, "Sunday Bulletin Board: Hitler was in for a rude greeting if he’d ever come to their house!," 28 July 2019 The Oscar-winning actor decided to put his mark on S'Estaca and has spent the past 30 years modernizing and redecorating it. — Elizabeth Gulino, House Beautiful, "Michael Douglas Hilariously Narrates His Own Spanish Estate's Real Estate Video," 4 June 2019 Not only the main church but a dozen (slightly) lesser establishments in the vicinity have been refitted, rededicated and redecorated. — Erasmus, The Economist, "Why Vladimir Putin took an atheist to an ancient monastery," 21 July 2019 This explains why this year-old spot in a slickly redecorated former hardware store has become such a hit — their high-tide menu is easy on the wallet. — Alexander Lobrano, New York Times, "Five Places to Go in Montmartre," 15 Feb. 2018 Stay home or hang out with friends; look for a better job or redecorate the backyard. — Sonja Marie, Essence, "Everyone Wants Your Good Stuff, Cancer! Your Summer Vibe 2019 Horoscopes Are Here," 28 June 2019These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'redecorate.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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More Definitions for redecorate
redecorate
verb
English Language Learners Definition of redecorate
: to change the appearance of the inside of a house, building, or room by painting the walls, changing the furniture, etc.
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