Thesaurus / refurbished

refurbished

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It is not a wide street, but it is busy and brisk, and it has a refurbished look like newly scoured metal.

Apparently extensive repairs were going on, and roofs and gods alike were being refurbished.

And so it must continue to be until the old back door keeper is reinstated, the green room refurbished and—the curtain dropped!

Of course, all its points are not new, but old objections have been skillfully refurbished and new ones brought into play.

He refurbished his arms, rubbed up his strategy, laid down his lines of defence.

Anne, he reflected, did not realize how often that refurbished fiction has been retailed as an axiom by young hearts in equinox.

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But the machinery for suppressing thought had always a tendency to rust in England; it had to be refurbished.

Cloyne Cathedral, though restored and refurbished, has some resemblance left of its former outlines.

She hung them away, or refurbished them if necessary with disinterested conscientiousness.

The statues, his refurbished beard, and his rehaired head had relieved the pressure somewhat, but the vanity was still sore.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985