"Remodeller" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Person responsible for visiting, inspecting, and taking charge of an older ship to prepare it safely or economically to continue regular service after its duties have been greatly revised or to place in a state for the laying up in the ordinary reserve.
Here are 5 usage examples:
The word "remnants" refers to the remaining parts or leftovers of something that has been destroyed, damaged, or reduced in any way. These remnants can be physical, such as leftover food or ashes from a fire, or they can be metaphorical, such as lingering emotions or memories after a relationship has ended.
1. Changed or improved in appearance, function, or structure, often by revamping or rearranging something.<br><br>Example: "The hotel was completely remodeled and now boasts a modern and luxurious look."<br><br>2. To improve or renovate something.<br><br>Example: "We remodeled the old house to make it more spacious and energy-efficient."<br><br>Synonyms: renovated, refurbished, revamped, updated, redecorated, overhauled.
Remodeling refers to the process of renovating or reconstructing something, typically a building, room, or property, to improve its appearance, function, or value. It involves making significant changes to the physical structure, layout, or systems, such as plumbing, electrical, or HVAC, to update or upgrade the space. Remodeling can be done to improve the aesthetic appeal, create more functional spaces, or increase the market value of a property.
Given to or returning to a former person's or group of people's original state, form, or condition.
Softening or soothing, especially the skin. <br><br>Example: The remollient lotion helped to calm my sunburn.
Formal expressions of protesting or objecting to something, usually in a polite and courteous manner.
To express strong disapproval or dissent, typically in a formal or official manner.<br><br>Example: "The company remonstrated with the government about the tax laws they proposed."<br><br>In other words, remonstrate means to complain or object formal and officially.