reeducate Synonyms
reeducate Meaning
reeducate
to cause to develop new attitudes or habits through education, to rehabilitate through education, to train again, to subject to reeducation
reeducate Sentence Examples
- The government implemented a program to reeducate citizens about the importance of civic duty.
- The prisoners underwent a rigorous reeducation process aimed at reforming their behavior.
- After the war, the victors sought to reeducate the defeated soldiers to prevent future conflicts.
- The university's curriculum included courses designed to reeducate students in modern economic principles.
- The company implemented a reeducation program for its employees to enhance their skills and knowledge.
- The new administration planned to reeducate the workforce to prepare them for the evolving job market.
- The rehabilitation center focused on reeducating drug addicts to help them overcome their addiction.
- The museum offered workshops to reeducate visitors about the history of the region.
- The school district implemented a reeducation program to address racial bias among students.
- The community organized a reeducation campaign to raise awareness about environmental conservation.
FAQs About the word reeducate
to cause to develop new attitudes or habits through education, to rehabilitate through education, to train again, to subject to reeducation
reteach,retrain, familiarize, inform, instil, impart (to), introduce, inculcate, enlighten, reschool
No antonyms found.
The government implemented a program to reeducate citizens about the importance of civic duty.
The prisoners underwent a rigorous reeducation process aimed at reforming their behavior.
After the war, the victors sought to reeducate the defeated soldiers to prevent future conflicts.
The university's curriculum included courses designed to reeducate students in modern economic principles.
