reshape
/riˈʃeɪp/
verb
- To change the shape or form of something physically.
- He reshaped the wire into a perfect circle for his art project.
- After the storm, workers had to reshape the sand dunes along the beach.
- The potter used her hands to reshape the clay into a bowl.
- To change or transform something in a significant way, such as an organization, system, or idea.
- Technology continues to reshape how we communicate with each other.
- The new CEO plans to reshape the company's culture to focus on teamwork.
- The government introduced new laws to reshape the education system.
- To improve or strengthen one's body through exercise or diet.
- Yoga helped her reshape her posture and reduce back pain.
- He reshaped his physique by lifting weights and eating healthy foods.
- She started a fitness program to reshape her body after the baby.