reborn Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- dampened
- enervate
- demoralized
- emasculated
- deadened
- enervated
- enervated
- enervate
- knackered
- unmanned
- emasculated
- knackered
- unmanned
- dampened
- deadened
- demoralized
Weak:
Meaning of reborn
reborn (s)
spiritually reborn or converted
restored to new life and vigor
reborn (p. p.)
Born again.
reborn Sentence Examples
- The phoenix emerged from the ashes, reborn with renewed splendor.
- After the devastating fire, the town was reborn with modern architecture and hope.
- The once-lost traditions were reborn when a dedicated group revived them.
- The spiritual leader experienced a transformative rebirth, finding enlightenment in adversity.
- The reborn city became a thriving metropolis, attracting people from all walks of life.
- The broken heart found solace and rebirth in the arms of a compassionate stranger.
- The dying plant was reborn when its roots found water and sunlight.
- The reborn bond between estranged siblings brought joy and reconciliation to their family.
- The reborn self emerged from the chrysalis of doubt and emerged with newfound confidence.
- The ancient forest, ravaged by logging, was reborn through reforestation efforts.
FAQs About the word reborn
spiritually reborn or converted, restored to new life and vigorBorn again.
renewed, regenerated,refreshed, revived, reanimated, rested, reinvigorated, newborn, invigorated, resurrected
weary, weakened, exhausted, tired, drained, tired,drained, exhausted, weakened, weary
The phoenix emerged from the ashes, reborn with renewed splendor.
After the devastating fire, the town was reborn with modern architecture and hope.
The once-lost traditions were reborn when a dedicated group revived them.
The spiritual leader experienced a transformative rebirth, finding enlightenment in adversity.
