1. to clothe again or differently
Usage: past tense and past participle of reclothe
2. to cover or face (a building or structure) with new material
Usage: construction; architecture

Examples

• The old building was reclad with modern steel panels.
• After the fire, the entire facade needed to be reclad.
• The construction crew reclad the exterior walls with brick veneer.
• Workers reclad the damaged sections with weatherproof materials.
• The historic structure was carefully reclad to preserve its character.
• They reclad the building’s exterior to improve energy efficiency.