Redesigned

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. To have altered the original design or framework for the purpose of enhancing its effectiveness or attractiveness
2. To have made significant changes to a previous blueprint in order to offer improved usability or appearance
3. To have modified a prior version's structure or layout to achieve better functionality or visual appeal

Etymology: "Redesigned" is the simple past and past participle of "redesign," formed from the prefix re- ("again") and "design." The base word came into English in Middle English as "designen," borrowed through Old French "designer" from Latin "designō," which combined "dē-" with "signō," meaning "to mark out."

Synonyms: revised, modified, altered, restructured, reworked

Antonyms: unchanged, original, static, constant, preserved