revamp

1. (transitive) To improve, renew, renovate, or revise (something).Examples: "They plan to revamp the historical theater in the old downtown."; "But the great man [Thomas Carlyle] has great littlenesses, the original sometimes revamps old thoughts, the strong reasoner may beg his question and build a strong hypothesis on assumed premises, and the clear writer frequently gets into the predicament which formed the countryman's definition of a metaphysical colloquy— […]"; "[T]hey did not revise, revamp, and reiterate the argument that I have heard so often from that side of the Chamber, and sometimes on this, that it would be very wicked and wrong and unpatriotic for this Republic to compel by force, against the will of the people, the annexation of the Philippine Islands to the United States."Synonyms: improve, newvamp, overhaul, recoct, refurbish, ameliorate, aprimorate (non-native speakers’ English (chiefly Portuguese)), amendtransitive