Examples of 'refashion' in a sentence
Meaning of "refashion"
Refashion means to make changes to something in order to give it a new, more modern, or updated look. It is commonly used in the context of clothing to describe altering or reworking garments to create a new style
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- To fashion again or anew.
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We just need to refashion the delivery system.
Refashion the cultural ethos by taking culture seriously.
Follow me here to learn how to refashion clothing.
How to refashion an old jacket.
Falling oil prices offer the west a great chance to refashion itself.
Thinks we should refashion our tactics.
Refashion our creations.
We have an aggressive impulse to refashion the world in our image.
They then refashion the model and eventually reach consensus.
We learn about women and men who were able to refashion history.
Therefore they often desire to refashion all of society into a gift economy.
I refashion from time to time and know this was not easy.
Car industry leaders are having to refashion their vehicles and adapt rapidly to new technology.
Truth is not only allowed to ignore exactitude ; it is allowed to refashion it arbitrarily.
Government can refashion the way companies distribute equity in their companies.
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The report offers the United Nations a unique opportunity to refashion and renew our institutions.
His attempt to refashion himself as a pro trainer is derailed when his son is killed.
He keeps complaining that I always refashion his stuff for the kids.
They attempted to refashion it in their own ecclesiastical image based on English models.
I am so glad that you are back! the dress refashion is super great.
Quantum evolutionists refashion the work of those who support the theory of peripheral isolates.
Or, a writer may reimagine her poetry and refashion it for the stage.
It could then refashion Bitcoin as a corporate version of the Fedcoin described above.
This includes the statement that she, " has not given up waiting to refashion her life.
Chilean efforts to refashion Aboriginal Policy.
But, having debunked the vampire myth, Western intellectuals proceeded to refashion it.
Sadly, this campaign to refashion murderers into role models is succeeding.
Swartz points to Gucci 's collection when helping customers choose new ways to refashion older garments.
Together, the two work to refashion old recipes for modern tastes.
To refashion the Staff Committee, whose mandate would in the mean time have expired.
Remediation as reform, The goal of remediation is to refashion or rehabilitate other media.
At the same time, refashion your body into something uniquely your own.
As of now, I only know how to refashion shoes.
Writing her own novels allowed her to refashion African femininity through complex and multi-faceted characters.
Angry at his fellow Republicans in Congress, Trump sought to refashion.
It 's not the place God promises to refashion for us to live in forever.
Increase these things in me, until you fully refashion me . ”.
The winner of our refashion contest is Park Tae-gang.
It's fun having to refashion things.
You placed first in the refashion contest, is that right?
Indeed, it may even prise apart and refashion Europe 's political families.
