renovate (Meaning)
renovate (v)
restore to a previous or better condition
make brighter and prettier
give new life or energy to
renovate (v. t.)
To make over again; to restore to freshness or vigor; to renew.
Synonyms & Antonyms of renovate
renovate Sentence Examples
- The aging library underwent extensive renovations to modernize its facilities.
- The homeowners planned to renovate the kitchen to create a more functional space.
- The historic building was renovated to preserve its original architectural elements while updating its interior.
- The school allocated funds to renovate the outdated science labs.
- The artist renovated the abandoned warehouse into a vibrant studio.
- The hotel underwent a complete renovation to enhance guest experience and amenities.
- The team worked tirelessly to renovate the damaged building within a tight deadline.
- The renovation process involved replacing old fixtures, installing new appliances, and painting the entire house.
- The renovation project transformed the once-dilapidated house into a stunning modern home.
- The city council approved a plan to renovate the downtown area, including the construction of new sidewalks and the improvement of parks.
FAQs About the word renovate
restore to a previous or better condition, make brighter and prettier, give new life or energy toTo make over again; to restore to freshness or vigor; to renew.
rebuild, reconstruct, fix,repair,restore, overhaul, modify, revamp, adjust, refurbish
wreck, harm, ruin, wreck, impair, deface, ruin, hurt, injure,hurt
The aging library underwent extensive renovations to modernize its facilities.
The homeowners planned to renovate the kitchen to create a more functional space.
The historic building was renovated to preserve its original architectural elements while updating its interior.
The school allocated funds to renovate the outdated science labs.
