reinvent
1 of 1verb/ˌriɪnˈvɛnt/
Forms:reinvents,reinventing,reinvented,reinvented
1
to completely change one's job or way of living
transitive- After years in finance, she decided to reinvent herself as a yoga instructor.
- He reinvented his career by starting his own business in a completely different industry.
- Following the loss of her job, she took the opportunity to reinvent her life by traveling the world.
- They reinvented their lifestyle by embracing minimalism and sustainability.
- They reinvented their lives by traveling the world.
2
to make something functional or relevant once more by reintroducing it
transitive- She reinvented her grandmother’s recipes, making them popular at her restaurant.
- Vinyl records were reinvented as a trendy medium for music lovers.
- After decades, the brand reinvented its iconic product to suit today's technology.
- The city reinvented its abandoned warehouses into bustling art galleries.
- Farmers are reinventing ancient techniques to adapt to climate change.