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Meanings of refashion in English

Portuguese
refazer
Spanish
rehacer

Make new.

refazer
Usage of refashion in English
1
Why refashion the stars of the heavens and the continents of the earth?
Heaven
2
Might God refashion the rain forests or the Grand Canyon?
Heaven
3
Some crafty mums would go the extra mile and refashion it into a lampshade.
News.com.au
4
For the project, Citibank will radically refashion its site, which is currently a pared-down brochure.
Wired
5
He had to obtain the Maestro's permission to rewrite, to completely refashion the last act.
Cry to heaven
6
The Cut Up Collective refashion billboards in mosaic format.
The Guardian
7
So he and his allies have mounted an aggressive public relations campaign to refashion Sessions' image.
NY Magazine
8
Should we be seizing the moment to refashion and redesign the architecture of the European Union?
The Irish Times
9
It then proceeds to refashion that heart, to fill it with new principles and with world-dreams.
The Warriors
10
Joey can refashion himself as a Champion for Christ, and everyone will applaud him for it.
The Unlikely Disciple: A Sinner's Semester at America's Holiest ...
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Let us, therefore, by divine grace, refashion our lives on the mighty principle of divine love.
Men in the Making
12
You refashion Nature's garments, but you cannot vary by a jot the throbbings of her pulse.
The Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow
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It was not clear how or whether the board will refashion itself in response to the vote.
Reuters
14
Wesfarmers' Officeworks has seen its bottom line boosted as people refashion their dining room tables into workstations.
News.com.au
15
In recent years, Playboy has expanded beyond its media business to refashion itself as a lifestyle brand.
Reuters
16
Circuit Court of Appeals, especially since it didn't give the plaintiffs a chance to refashion their allegations.
Reuters
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Translations for refashion
Portuguese
refazer
Spanish
rehacer
Refashion through the time