reclad

/rɪkˈlæd/

Definitions

1. verb

to clad or cover again, especially with a different material

“The old building was reclad with modern aluminum siding to give it a fresh look.”

2. verb

to encase or envelop in a protective layer

“The engineers decided to reclad the pipeline with a durable coating to prevent leaks.”

3. noun

a new covering or layer applied to something, especially a building

“The reclad of the historic mansion was carefully designed to maintain its original character.”

4. noun

a protective layer or coating

“The new reclad on the bridge will help to prevent erosion and extend its lifespan.”

Synonyms

  • recase
  • recoat
  • remodel

Antonyms

  • expose
  • reveal