makeover (Meaning)
makeover (n)
an overall beauty treatment (involving a person's hair style and cosmetics and clothing) intended to change or improve a person's appearance
a complete reconstruction and renovation of something
Synonyms & Antonyms of makeover
Synonyms:
- transubstantiate
- remodel
- transfigure
- transmute
- metamorphose
- transpose
- rework
- adjust
- replace
- alter
- alchemize
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
makeover Sentence Examples
- The salon gave her a complete makeover, transforming her from drab to fabulous.
- After a difficult breakup, she decided to give herself a makeover to boost her confidence.
- The interior designer planned a stunning makeover for the outdated living room.
- The marketing team conducted a website makeover to improve its user experience.
- The city embarked on a major makeover to rejuvenate its downtown area.
- The chef created a culinary makeover for the restaurant's menu, introducing innovative dishes.
- The tech company unveiled a software makeover that significantly enhanced its functionality.
- She hired a stylist for a complete style makeover that included a new haircut and wardrobe.
- The garden makeover incorporated colorful flowers, fragrant shrubs, and a cozy seating area.
- The car received a makeover with a sleek new paint job, alloy wheels, and tinted windows.
FAQs About the word makeover
an overall beauty treatment (involving a person's hair style and cosmetics and clothing) intended to change or improve a person's appearance, a complete reconst
transform, convert, transubstantiate,remodel, transfigure, transmute, metamorphose, transpose, rework, adjust
expropriate, expropriate,,
The salon gave her a complete makeover, transforming her from drab to fabulous.
After a difficult breakup, she decided to give herself a makeover to boost her confidence.
The interior designer planned a stunning makeover for the outdated living room.
The marketing team conducted a website makeover to improve its user experience.
