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My husband wants us to renovate the kitchen.renovate = improve something that has deteriorated
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This will renovate my spirits.renovate = improved something that had deteriorated
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The Abnegation volunteer agency my mother works for is responsible for most of those renovations. (source)renovations = improvements (to things that had deteriorated)
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She hired contractors to renovate the place, and found new tenants.† (source)renovate = improve (something that had deteriorated)
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"And I'm gon' figure something out to do about the store till I get it renovated," says Daddy.† (source)renovated = improved (something that had deteriorated)
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The storefront mission had been renovated and expanded with the money from the inheritance.† (source)
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At the beginning of the eighties, there was a large-scale renovation.† (source)renovation = improvement (of something that had deteriorated)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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Recently, Tariq took Laila and the children to the Gardens of Babur, which are being renovated.† (source)renovated = improved (something that had deteriorated)
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There was a large dumpster standing in the driveway, full of shattered wood, slabs of plaster: renovations were going on.† (source)
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The town council had decided that it would cost too much to renovate it, a little chapel in an overgrown graveyard that had already become unfashionable, so they had padlocked it, and waited for it to fall down.† (source)renovate = improve (something that had deteriorated)
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He and his wife had split up around the time Eric and I did, but he had consoled himself by buying and renovating a wreck of a town house in Brooklyn.† (source)renovating = improving (something that had deteriorated)
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Renovators have sandblasted away the alligators that graced the entrance.† (source)
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There's a small design firm here that renovates old structures.† (source)renovates = improves (something that had deteriorated)
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Even an unrenovated one.† (source)unrenovated = not improvedstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unrenovated means not and reverses the meaning of renovated. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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The family computer was in the old part of the house, what had been the front room before the renovation.† (source)renovation = improvement (of something that had deteriorated)
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Constructed in the 1920s, the building was renovated into a cavernous courthouse in the 1940s, complete with marble floors and an impressive domed ceiling.† (source)renovated = improved (something that had deteriorated)
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