redo

[riːˈduː]

redo Definition

• 1. do (something) again or differently in order to correct or improve it
• 2. to renovate, remodel or redecorate something

Using redo: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "redo" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I need to redo this painting.

• Example

  The teacher asked me to redo the assignment.

• Example

  We decided to redo the bathroom.

• Example

  I had to redo the experiment because of an error.

redo Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for redo

• renew
• revise
• amend
• modify
• reconstruct

Antonyms for redo

• maintain
• preserve
• leave as is

Phrases with redo

• redo the math

  to check one's calculations and make corrections if necessary

  Example

  I realized I made a mistake, so I had to redo the math.

• redo the roof

  to replace or repair the roof of a building

  Example

  The house needs a new roof, so we're going to redo the roof next month.

• redo the past

  to try to change or correct past mistakes or events

  Example

  I wish I could redo the past and make different choices.

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Summary: redo in Brief

'Redo' [riːˈduː] means to do something again or differently to correct or improve it. It can also refer to renovating or remodeling something. Examples include 'I need to redo this painting' and 'We decided to redo the bathroom.' Phrases like 'redo the math' and 'redo the roof' denote checking calculations and repairing buildings, respectively.