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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
To revamp ( political action committee)
I found an example for "Revamp" but I don't think it has the right meaning because on my text it talks about political action commitee ?
an attempt to revamp the museum’s image
"Dunn’s mission would be to revamp Hopefund, Obama’s political action committee. The PAC had raised a fair
amount of money in 2005, but its email list of donors was
paltry and so was the cash in Obama’s own campaign
account"
an attempt to revamp the museum’s image
"Dunn’s mission would be to revamp Hopefund, Obama’s political action committee. The PAC had raised a fair
amount of money in 2005, but its email list of donors was
paltry and so was the cash in Obama’s own campaign
account"
Top answer
Yes, it has the same meaning: restructure to make better.
- Yes, it has the same meaning: restructure to make better.
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Restructure = reorganize. You can always google for many examples of words you don't know.
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What are the three other examples you have?
I'm willing to bet that none are as good as the answer given by Mister Micawber.
I'm willing to bet that none are as good as the answer given by Mister Micawber.
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I concur that "reorganize" is the best synonym (as answered by Mister Micawber) to describe what "revamp" means as it is used in your example. "Rebuild" may be a tempting choice, but I believe that it fits better when talking about motors, buildings and other inanimate constructions in need of total overhaul. When speaking of people, "reorganize" is best - in my opinion.
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