overhaul
/ˈoʊvərˌhɔl/
noun
- A complete repair or improvement of something.
- The kitchen is getting a complete overhaul with new cabinets and appliances.
- The software underwent a full overhaul to fix security issues.
- The car needed a major overhaul after ten years of use.
- A thorough examination and change of a system or process.
- The education system is in need of a radical overhaul.
- After the scandal, there was an overhaul of the organization's leadership.
- The company announced a complete overhaul of its customer service policies.
verb
- To take apart and repair or improve something completely.
- The company decided to overhaul its outdated computer system.
- After the storm, the city needed to overhaul the damaged bridge.
- The mechanic had to overhaul the entire engine to fix the problem.
- To examine and change something thoroughly in order to improve it.
- The school plans to overhaul its math curriculum next year.
- The government promised to overhaul the healthcare system.
- We need to overhaul our hiring process to find better candidates.