redecorate's Usage Examples:

The pod will be redecorated and renovated in order to facilitate its new role and produce an environment conducive to learning.

Nobody has a say in what is done to their rooms and they aren't allowed to see the redecorated rooms until the new design is complete.

Think of the possibilities if by the remote chance Howie is envisioning the past!She paused in the kitchen doorway, envisioning the family room redecorated.

If you're looking to redecorate or just jazz up your bedroom a bit, you're in luck: not only are there a lot of ideas out there for you to build on, but there are so many affordable things that can be done.

Is adding a redecorated its guest Solomon islands went.

titivatee the dreaded damp comes from above, it seems like folly to redecorate without first titivating the roof and chimney-stacks.

If you don't want to completely redecorate the nursery when your child graduates from the crib to a toddler bed or a single bed, you might want to look for a sports theme crib set that is also available in larger sizes.

Together they had redecorated the room and changed it into a nursery.

Send the serious fan off to school or for an overnight with the grandparents with a backpack sporting a favorite character's likeness, or redecorate a bedroom with logo-emblazoned sheets, comforters and personalized pillowcases.

In May 1992 it was redecorated in honor of St Philip Neri, the saint who founded the oratory in sixteenth century Rome.

Trading Spaces is a popular show on TLC that allows neighbors to redecorate two rooms in each other's houses with the help of an experienced decorator and with a limited budget.

Then, if your sheets or pillowcases are accidentally stained, ripped, or damaged, you won't have to redecorate your entire room or run all over town searching for matching replacements.

The Kaisersaal retained its antique appearance until 1843, when, as also again in 1904, it was restored and redecorated; it is now furnished with a series of modern paintings representing the German kings and Roman emperors from Charlemagne to Francis II.

Synonyms:

adorn, decorate, embellish, ornament, grace, beautify,

Antonyms:

disarrange, dishonor, uglify, worsen, understate,