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View definitions for retrofit

retrofit

verb as in adapt for use with something older

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Example Sentences

Tome says there aren’t current plans to retrofit existing consumer cars with the technology.

It warned other elevator companies about the danger, retrofitted some of its elevators and pushed for new industry safety standards.

JaMarcus put up a front as he lost control of his body, which was retrofitted to be plugged into the machines.

While Walmart’s vehicles are Ford vans retrofitted with autonomous driving tech, the Loblaw fleet will consist of larger, refrigerated box trucks.

From Fortune

Until Silver Spring, Bradyl had only retrofitted storage space in existing buildings.

Portland, Oregon, surprisingly late to the party, is launching a retrofit this year.

Intelligent adaptors and switches that would retrofit energy-based devices at home so they can communicate with smart meters.

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

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