Renovation :
renovationis,renovations
renovationis,renovations
Verb(1) restore to a previous or better condition(2) make brighter and prettier(3) give new life or energy to
(1) City officials expect to completely renovate the interior of the building, which suffers from mold and water damage.(2) The owners renovated the fireplace using reclaimed bricks, keeping the old look and feel of the cottage.(3) The house has been carefully renovated by its current owners, who are now embarking on another restoration project.(4) Old-house renovators often find some extra space in this area, where the angled roof/ceiling meets the vertical walls.(5) Some buildings had been totally renovated between 1980 and 1993.(6) Under the new scheme, home renovators wishing to build within a floor area of 30sq m will not have to go through the lengthy process of making an application to council.(7) The house was built about 100 years ago and has been totally renovated .(8) Speak with family and friends who have done renovations or built a home.(9) My guide points out that, because of its size and limited wealth over the years, the city's period buildings have escaped the ravages of the renovators .(10) Since the property was a rental, major landscaping renovations were not an option.(11) In 1992 the Old State House was provided with new foundations and was extensively renovated .(12) Council officers will explain what grants are available to help landlords renovating homes.(13) Oak Springs is in superb condition and has been tastefully renovated .(14) He bought the house earlier this year and has had builders renovating it.(15) And make sure your policy includes any renovations you may have done to your home.(16) So, there are just five months to go until the station is fully renovated , probably.
(1) renounce ::
renuntiat
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