rebuild (Meaning)

Wordnet

rebuild (v)

build again

Webster

To build again, as something which has been demolished; to construct anew; as, to rebuild a house, a wall, a wharf, or a city.

The earthquake necessitated a complete rebuild of the city, requiring years of tireless effort.
After the devastating fire, the community worked tirelessly to rebuild the school for its students.
The company invested heavily in rebuilding its infrastructure to enhance efficiency and productivity.
The old abandoned house was a perfect candidate for a rebuild, offering endless possibilities.
The family's determination to rebuild their shattered home gave them a glimmer of hope amidst adversity.
The town voted overwhelmingly in favor of rebuilding the historic bridge, preserving its cultural significance.
The organization aimed to rebuild trust with clients after a series of scandals eroded their reputation.
The economy showed signs of recovery as businesses began to rebuild their operations.
The therapist guided the victim through techniques to rebuild their shattered sense of self.
The architect proposed a daring plan to rebuild the skyscraper using sustainable materials for a greener future.

build againTo build again, as something which has been demolished; to construct anew; as, to rebuild a house, a wall, a wharf, or a city.

rehabilitate,reconstruct, restore, prepare, fix up, help, regenerate, aid, condition, furbish

break, deface, damage, injure, ruin, break, wreck,hurt, spoil, harm

The earthquake necessitated a complete rebuild of the city, requiring years of tireless effort.

After the devastating fire, the community worked tirelessly to rebuild the school for its students.

The company invested heavily in rebuilding its infrastructure to enhance efficiency and productivity.

The old abandoned house was a perfect candidate for a rebuild, offering endless possibilities.