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Meanings of refashion in English
Synonyms
Examples for "remake"
Examples for "remake"
1
In the remake game, there are good reasons to reengineer a film.
2
Heads-up governments have an opening to remake their entire approach to mobility.
3
I hadn't seen the original cartoon and really enjoyed the live-action remake.
4
EBONY: The History Channel announced that they're planning a remake of Roots.
5
The film is the latest Disney remake to hit screens this year.
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During redo, new non-PV trigger sites were identified in group 2 patients.
2
For example, suppose that you have the following three online redo logs:
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If the current online redo log is damaged, proceed to Step 22.
4
She was talking about how much it cost to redo the bathroom.
5
Since then, I'd had a friend redo the inside of the car.
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The combined fisheries now make over 350 million US dollars a year.
2
It is worth while, therefore, to make over-all comparisons with the past.
3
Of course, strong solar activity can virtually make over-the-horizon HF radar unusable.
4
It's all stupid and narrow and unjust-butone can't make over society.
5
We can't make over our lives to suit ourselves-atleast I can't.
Usage of refashion in English
1
Why refashion the stars of the heavens and the continents of the earth?
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Might God refashion the rain forests or the Grand Canyon?
3
Some crafty mums would go the extra mile and refashion it into a lampshade.
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For the project, Citibank will radically refashion its site, which is currently a pared-down brochure.
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He had to obtain the Maestro's permission to rewrite, to completely refashion the last act.
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The Cut Up Collective refashion billboards in mosaic format.
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So he and his allies have mounted an aggressive public relations campaign to refashion Sessions' image.
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Should we be seizing the moment to refashion and redesign the architecture of the European Union?
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It then proceeds to refashion that heart, to fill it with new principles and with world-dreams.
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Joey can refashion himself as a Champion for Christ, and everyone will applaud him for it.
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Let us, therefore, by divine grace, refashion our lives on the mighty principle of divine love.
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You refashion Nature's garments, but you cannot vary by a jot the throbbings of her pulse.
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It was not clear how or whether the board will refashion itself in response to the vote.
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Wesfarmers' Officeworks has seen its bottom line boosted as people refashion their dining room tables into workstations.
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In recent years, Playboy has expanded beyond its media business to refashion itself as a lifestyle brand.
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Circuit Court of Appeals, especially since it didn't give the plaintiffs a chance to refashion their allegations.
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