makeover
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈmeɪkˌoʊvər/
:
renovación
- Today I'm going to be doing a mini bedroom makeover for our bedroom, the primary bedroom of this house.
Until I have some time to do a full apartment makeover.
- Until I have some time to do a full apartment makeover.
- So Alliance staff is doing an office makeover.
- Some of our classics just got a holiday makeover.
- And he grooms young Manafort, grooms Yanukovych and gives him a makeover.
- And the fun part here is not only the main rooms as usual or getting the makeover, but potentially really every single room in the house.
- But it's not just Bernie's diet that's getting a makeover because the unusually rumpled senator has been wearing more stylish sweaters.
- Oh, Extreme Makeover Home Edition, is that it?
- I've been making like my room, like this room makeover video and I've been filming this.
Examples
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How'd you like a free home makeover from a world renowned interior designer?
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Paying for your garden makeover will be costly, but it will certainly be worth it.
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But I still think this Christmas makeover is not done.
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So this is the little makeover we did earlier this summer.
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Give it a makeover, and make it the queen of the ball.
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What do you say we go give it a little makeover?
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This place definitely needs an extreme makeover.
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I surprised my best friend Ronnie with a home makeover transformation.
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It looks like a home makeover dream come true.
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Before this kitchen got an all-out makeover, it was dreary, outdated, and just plain ugly.
Synonyms
105
3.1
Work to repair and improve a building so it looks like new
8
2.5
A new, clean style for something, like clothes or a room
7
4.4
Improvements that make a building or product look newer without big changes
2
3.4
To change and repair a house so it looks and works better
2
3.4
Making a room look new by changing paint, furniture or style
A new appearance made to seem more modern and attractive
A change to the style or look of something, for example a car
Antonyms
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5.9
A slow change when something like a building or a person's health becomes worse
How Extensive
47
3.2
105
3.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word makeover is made from the everyday words make ('to do or create') and over ('again' or 'completely'). That's why a makeover of a room, brand, or hotel means a complete change or rebuild to improve how it looks or works.