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verb
- 1. rearrange or remake in a new shape or layout: "Nick restyled Rebecca's hair"
- 2. give a new designation to: "the Association decided to restyle his job as performance director"
noun
- 1. an instance of restyling something: "a fast restyle on dry hair"
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to change the style (= the shape or design) of something, especially so that it is more attractive: She can shorten hems, change buttons, take clothes in, or completely restyle them to suit you. The schedule will involve restyling train interiors in time for the launch of the high-speed rail link.
The meaning of RESTYLE is to change or restore the style of (something or someone). How to use restyle in a sentence.
1. to change the style of. Tiffany restyled the interior of the White House in the 1880s. The car was restyled with longer nose and tail sections. 2. to change the name of. Consignia will drop its name and restyle the whole group as The Royal Mail. Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers.
restyle. [ˌriːˈstaɪl] VT [+ car] → remodelar, remozar. I asked her to restyle my hair → le pedí que me hiciera otro corte de pelo, le pedí que me hiciera un corte de pelo diferente.
Synonyms for RESTYLE: revise, rewrite, rework, amend, rectify, shorten, remedy, redraw; Antonyms of RESTYLE: impair, injure, damage, hurt, spoil, harm, mar, aggravate.
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Restyle definition: To refashion something in a new style or shape in order to fit another purpose .
