wholemakeovers
nounUK /ˌhəʊlˈmeɪkəʊvəz/
US /ˌhoʊlˈmeɪkoʊvərz/
A wholemakeover is when someone changes everything about how they look or how something looks.
The old house got a wholemakeover with new paint and a new garden.
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2. A complete change in a person's style, such as hair, clothes, and makeup.
She had a wholemakeover before the school dance.
3. A full set of changes made to a room or building to make it look new.
The kitchen got a wholemakeover with new cabinets and a new floor.
4. A total change in how a company or team works or presents itself.
The little shop had a wholemakeover and now looks bright and modern.