refronts
/riˈfrʌnts/
verb
- To put a new front or facade on a building or structure.
- The city council decided to refront the old library with modern glass panels.
- The historic theater was refronted to match its original 1920s design.
- They hired a contractor to refront their store after the storm damaged the entrance.
- To change or update the outward appearance or presentation of something.
- The company plans to refront its website with a cleaner, more user-friendly layout.
- The museum refronted its exhibit to attract a younger audience.
- She refronted her resume to highlight her leadership skills.