Refit

usgb/ˈriːfɪt/
verb

To repair, renew, or equip something again.

They had to refit the ship before it could sail again.
Visual representation of "refit" - To repair, renew, or equip something again

Often appears as...

  • refit a ship
  • refit a car
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Not Decorative

Refit' implies functional improvements, not just cosmetic changes.

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The garage did not just paint the car, they refitted the engine.
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Complete Overhaul

Refitting often involves a thorough and complete process, not just minor adjustments.

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The old bus needs to be refitted with new seats and an engine.
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Preparation Required

Refit can suggest preparation for a new or specific purpose.

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The research laboratory was refitted for the new experiment.
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