transitive. To refashion, make again. Chiefly figurative.

transitive. To undo the fashion or make of.

transitive. To remake, refashion (a garment, etc.); to refurbish, restore; to transform, reorganize.

transitive. To fashion again or differently; to reshape. Also intransitive.

transitive. To model again; to change the form or structure of (an institution, object, etc.); to update or restyle (a building, etc.) esp. by…

transitive. To make again into something.

transitive. To remodel or reconstruct (a thing, esp. a policy, sentence, literary work, etc.); to present or organize in a different form or style…

transitive. To dress again or afresh; to revise or rearrange. Also †intransitive with reflexive meaning (obsolete).

transitive. To alter the original form of (a literary or artistic work, or an aspect of such a work), esp. by revising or rewriting; to adapt or…

transitive. To alter or rearrange, to shift around; to manipulate or present (information, etc.) in a new way.

transitive. To rearrange, refashion, or alter, esp. so as to make better or to adapt for a particular purpose (originally and frequently in…

transitive. To rearrange or adjust (statistics, procedures, etc.), esp. to produce the desired result; to manipulate, tamper with. Chiefly U.S.