Definition, synonyms and related words
simple past tense and past participle of refurbish
"The old furniture was refurbished to look brand new."
In plain English: To refurbish something means to fix it up and make it look good again so you can use it once more.
"The company refurbished all the old computers before selling them to students."
Rebuilt or replenished with all new material; or, restored to original (or better) working order and appearance.
"The company sells refurbished computers that are rebuilt with all-new parts and restored to like-new working condition."
In plain English: Refurbished means something used has been cleaned, fixed up, and checked to work well again before being sold.
"We bought refurbished furniture for our new apartment to save money."
Usage: Refurbished items have been cleaned, repaired, and updated to look and function like new without being manufactured as brand-new products. Use this term for electronics, furniture, or vehicles that are second-hand but professionally restored rather than simply used gently.