overhauled

verbredo, restore

Synonyms for overhauled

verb redo, restore

Antonyms for overhauled

revised

adjective. corrected

Word Origin & History

1620s, from over- + haul (v.); originally nautical, "pull rigging apart for examination," which was done by slackening the rope by hauling in the opposite direction to that in which it is pulled in hoisting. Replaced overhale in sense of "overtake" (1793). Related: Overhauled; overhauling.

Example Sentences for overhauled

My ship's been drydocked and overhauled and she's in New York now loadin' for Manila.

Well, we've overhauled the lady; now whatever are we going to do with her?

But Armstrong is putting up a bluff and threatens to have it overhauled.

The running rigging had been overhauled, and it travelled handsomely.

Bit by bit Dan overhauled, at last taking the position indicated.

It was not until the next day that the runaway was overhauled.

They are "on the run" already, and unless attacked at once can never be overhauled.

The rest I have overhauled, and included in this re-collection.

He had overhauled the boiler at New Orleans, and reported it in first-rate condition.

There were no boats to be seen, while the davit-tackles were overhauled and the blocks in the water.

overhauled

Synonyms for overhauled

Antonyms for overhauled

More words related to overhauled

remade

revised