rebuild
Pronunciation: [riːˈbɪld]
Word
Context: "construction"
(verb) to build something again after it has been damaged or destroyed. Imagine if a big storm knocked down a playground, and then, people work together to build it again. That’s rebuilding.
Example
After the earthquake, the community worked hard to rebuild the school.
Example
They decided not to rebuild the old bridge because it was too dangerous.
Example
What materials do we need to rebuild the house?
Context: "personal development"
(verb) to improve or change something about yourself or your life after a difficult time. It’s like when someone learns from their mistakes and makes better choices for the future.
Example
After losing his job, he took a course to rebuild his career.
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She didn't want to rebuild her relationships after the friendship ended.
Example
How can you rebuild your confidence after a setback?
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