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Synonyms for "renovate" in English

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  1. renovate:

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Detailed Synonyms for renovate in English

renovate:

to renovate verb (renovates, renovated, renovating)

  1. to renovate
    to renovate; to renew; to resume; fix up
    • renovate verb (renovates, renovated, renovating)
    • renew verb (renews, renewed, renewing)
    • resume verb (resumes, resumed, resuming)
    • fix up verb
  2. to renovate
    to restore; to renovate
    • restore verb (restores, restored, restoring)
    • renovate verb (renovates, renovated, renovating)
  3. to renovate
    to renew; to redevelop; to renovate; to interchange; to swap; to exchange; to resume; to trade
    • renew verb (renews, renewed, renewing)
    • redevelop verb (redevelops, redeveloped, redeveloping)
    • renovate verb (renovates, renovated, renovating)
    • interchange verb (interchanges, interchanged, interchanging)
    • swap verb (swaps, swapped, swapping)
    • exchange verb (exchanges, exchanged, exchanging)
    • resume verb (resumes, resumed, resuming)
    • trade verb (trades, traded, trading)
  4. to renovate
    to renovate; to redevelop
    • renovate verb (renovates, renovated, renovating)
    • redevelop verb (redevelops, redeveloped, redeveloping)
  5. to renovate
    – give new life or energy to 1
    to revive; to repair; to animate; to renovate; to quicken; vivify; recreate; revivify; reanimate
    – give new life or energy to 1
    • revive verb (revives, revived, reviving)
      • A hot soup will revive me1
    • repair verb (repairs, repaired, repairing)
      • This treatment repaired my health1
    • animate verb (animates, animated, animating)
    • renovate verb (renovates, renovated, renovating)
      • This will renovate my spirits1
    • quicken verb (quickens, quickened, quickening)
    • vivify verb
    • recreate verb
    • revivify verb
    • reanimate verb
  6. to renovate
    – make brighter and prettier 1
    to refurbish; to renovate; to freshen up
    – make brighter and prettier 1
    • refurbish verb (refurbishs, refurbished, refurbishing)
      • we refurbished the guest wing1
    • renovate verb (renovates, renovated, renovating)
      • My wife wants us to renovate1
    • freshen up verb (freshens up, freshened up, freshening up)
  7. to renovate
    – restore to a previous or better condition 1
    to renovate; to restitute
    – restore to a previous or better condition 1
    • renovate verb (renovates, renovated, renovating)
      • They renovated the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel1
    • restitute verb (restitutes, restituted, restituting)

Conjugations for renovate:

present
  1. renovate
  2. renovate
  3. renovates
  4. renovate
  5. renovate
  6. renovate
simple past
  1. renovated
  2. renovated
  3. renovated
  4. renovated
  5. renovated
  6. renovated
present perfect
  1. have renovated
  2. have renovated
  3. has renovated
  4. have renovated
  5. have renovated
  6. have renovated
past continuous
  1. was renovating
  2. were renovating
  3. was renovating
  4. were renovating
  5. were renovating
  6. were renovating
future
  1. shall renovate
  2. will renovate
  3. will renovate
  4. shall renovate
  5. will renovate
  6. will renovate
continuous present
  1. am renovating
  2. are renovating
  3. is renovating
  4. are renovating
  5. are renovating
  6. are renovating
subjunctive
  1. be renovated
  2. be renovated
  3. be renovated
  4. be renovated
  5. be renovated
  6. be renovated
diverse
  1. renovate!
  2. let's renovate!
  5. renovated
  6. renovating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "renovate":

  1. give new life or energy to1
    • This will renovate my spirits1
  2. make brighter and prettier1
    • My wife wants us to renovate1
  3. restore to a previous or better condition1
    • They renovated the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel1







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