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View definitions for remake

remake

verb as in metamorphose

verb as in modernize

verb as in redo

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Producers Gareth Neame and Nigel Marchant, who helm Carnival Films, acquired the rights through a deal with Universal, but were reluctant to remake the seminal movie.

Pink and Marshmello teamed up last year to remake your song “Fields of Gold” — the latest in a long line of covers or samples of your work.

In “Candyman,” released in 1992 and followed by a remake in 2021, Todd played a menacing killer who had a hook on one arm after hoodlums had sawed off his hand, covered him in honey and set loose bees to sting him to death.

It’s a pledge to remake American society in such a fundamental way, one that Trump has been so resistant to explaining in detail, that it’s hard to know whether he has the discipline to attempt it.

From Slate

Ultimately, the chefs, consumers and entrepreneurs seeking to remake our food systems don't need to choose just one route.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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