Makeovers

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. The process of transforming one's appearance or style, often involving the use of cosmetics or fashion
2. A significant change in the design or layout of something, typically enhancing its aesthetic appeal
3. The act of refreshing or renewing an object or environment to improve its overall look or functionality

Etymology: "Makeovers" is the plural of "makeover," so the noun's history is the history of that compound. It is formed from the verb phrase "make over," meaning to remake or transform something, with the noun "makeover" created by turning that phrasal verb into a noun. The plural simply follows the regular English pattern of adding -s to a countable noun, so each "makeover" is one instance of a transformation, whether of a room, a car, or a person's look.

Synonyms: transformations, overhauls, revamps, revisions, renovations