Definition of redesign
: to revise in appearance, function, or content
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Examples of redesign in a Sentence
The book's cover has been redesigned for the new edition.
a newly redesigned Web site
Recent Examples of redesign from the Web
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Bayern Munich have announced their plans to redesign the Allianz Arena ahead of the next season.
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The city wants to redesign the Main Street bridge over Route 72 with a prominent beehive theme.
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Facebook announced initiatives to redesign its privacy settings Wednesday as the Cambridge Analytica data scandal continues to cloud the company’s image.
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South Korea has spent about $13 billion on the Olympics and Paralympics, including millions of dollars to redesign dozens of public bathrooms with ramps and handrails.
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In 2011, city officials began a dramatic plan to redesign the downtown.
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Abloh has even collaborated with IKEA to redesign the iconic Fraka bag — apparently, the only thing the fashion designer can't do is keep fans at bay.
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There is information on how to redesign your garden as a space for beauty and relaxation, along with nutrition charts, composting tips and more.
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The role created for Rowley is viewed internally as essential to redesign and profit growth.
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First Known Use of redesign
circa 1807
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Definition of redesign for English Language Learners
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: to change the design of (something)
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