Definition of Revamp
to give new improvement or life to something old
Examples of Revamp in a sentence
The city decided to revamp their town monument, since it was looking a little old and beaten after forty years of only basic care.
When renovators take on a low quality home, they do everything in their power to revamp it and make it desirable for homebuyers today.
My Dad was always interested in old cars, and he would often revamp them to be able to drive on modern roads.
There’s an old building downtown that the mayor is interested in renovating, but the revamp will take a lot of time and money, especially if he wants to convince people to live in it once again.
In order to revamp the car I had when I was a teenager twenty years ago, I put a new engine in it and gave it a new coat of paint.
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