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retrofit

[re-troh-fit, re-troh-fit, re-troh-fit] / ˈrɛ troʊˌfɪt, ˌrɛ troʊˈfɪt, ˈrɛ troʊˌfɪt /
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adapt for use with something older
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A report from the community development research nonprofit Headwaters Economics found a complete home retrofit using affordable materials costs between $23,000 and $40,000.

From Los Angeles Times

"But it requires retrofitting. We will need processes outside this system to help complement what we have done so far."

From BBC

Airbus had been line-fitting the change since late 2022 with plans to make it available for retrofit on existing aircraft delayed by steel shortages after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

From The Wall Street Journal

Boston Borough Council said its home energy advice and retrofit team will holding a Beat your Winter Worries clinic at Centenary Methodist Church.

From BBC

For years, Toyota held out against electric vehicles while rivals retrofitted factories and launched models in preparation for an all-electric future.

From The Wall Street Journal