redraw
/riˈdrɔː/
verb
- To draw or create something again, often to improve or change it.
- The architect had to redraw the floor plan after the client requested a larger kitchen.
- The artist decided to redraw the character's face to make it more expressive.
- The map was redrawn to show the new borders after the treaty.
- To change the boundaries or limits of something, such as a district or area.
- The company redrew the sales territories to improve coverage.
- The government voted to redraw the voting districts every ten years.
- The park's boundaries were redrawn to include the new playground.
noun
- An act or instance of drawing something again.
- The redraw of the map took less than an hour.
- After the feedback, we requested a redraw of the diagram.
- The designer did a quick redraw of the logo.