refits

Modernizes for service

Refits is the plural of refit—an overhaul or renovation, especially of a ship or aircraft: The vessel underwent extensive refits between deployments.

As a verb form, refits means to equip again or renovate: The company refits old buildings for modern use.

The word implies restoring something to working condition or updating it for new purposes.

naval

shipyard

Vessel construction site

recommission · outfitting · repowering · machinery · dockyard · hull · berth · maritime · fleet · decommission

maintenance

servicing

Performing routine maintenance

reconditioning · adjustment · calibration · alignment · lubrication · cleaning · diagnostics · checkup · troubleshooting · replacement

upgrade

enhancement

Increase in quality

capacity · features · optimization · technology · components · hardware · software · specification · boost · expansion

renovation

remodel

Reconstruct or redesign

layout · interior · revamp · makeover · conversion · update · refresh · reimagining · restructuring · redevelopment

restoration

conservation

Preventing waste or loss

original · vintage · antique · historical · patina · craftsmanship · refinishing · stripping · woodwork · upholstery

Categories
Opposites
restoration vs. destruction

refitsdemolishes

Tears down completely

destroys · dismantles · demolition · razes · scraps

renovation vs. neglect

refitsneglects

Fails to care for

abandons · disregards · ignores · mothballs · shelves

modification vs. preservation of original state

refitspreserves

Cooked fruit in sugar

retains · conserves

Family

refit, refitting, refitted, refittings

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Top 500,000
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G