Repaint

/riːˈpeɪnt/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To apply a new coat of paint to something.

We decided to repaint the living room to give it a fresh look.

To change the appearance of something, especially in terms of color or design.

The artist plans to repaint the canvas with brighter colors.

To cover an existing exterior or surface with a new layer of paint.

After years of wear, it's time to repaint the shutters on the house.

The prefix 're-' meaning 'again' combined with 'paint', referring to the act of painting anew.

repaint the town red

To go out and have a lively time, often involving celebration or partying.

repaint with a new brush

To change one's approach to something as if starting anew.

paint

A colored substance that is spread over a surface to provide color, protect, or decorate.

coating

A layer applied to the surface of an object for protection or decoration.

To completely change something's appearance

He decided to repaint his old car to make it look new.

To redo a situation or experience for a better result

After the disappointment, she wanted to repaint her vacation plans.