Definition of "make-over" []

• Alternative spelling of makeover. (noun)

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• "Regulators and lawmakers have called for a make-over of Australia's growing trillion-dollar superannuation business because about 80% of the funds are balanced targeting riskier assets such as property and equities."
• "As I watched the recent ridiculous stand-off over the national budget result in a 60-day extension, I couldn't help but think that the mature men and women who represent us at the highest levels of government are in desperate need of a relationship make-over."
• "Later this year, Ford will begin a sweeping make-over of the 96-year-old brand, to give staid Lincoln a new identity as a producer of high-tech, understated luxury cars, Ford executives said."