wholeremake
nounUK /ˌhəʊl rɪˈmeɪk/
US /ˌhoʊl rɪˈmeɪk/
A wholeremake is when you make something all over again from the start.
The old treehouse was falling apart, so Dad and I did a wholeremake of it.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A brand-new version of something that replaces the old one entirely.
The game got a wholeremake with new graphics and music.
3. The act of starting a project over from the very beginning.
After the first draft failed, the team agreed on a wholeremake.
4. A complete change in how something is done or made.
The bakery's wholeremake meant new recipes and a new oven.