Meaning & Definition of word "Rebuild"

Rebuild

/riˈbɪld/

1. an act of rebuilding; a reconstruction.
- Example: The rebuild of the historic monument was met with great enthusiasm from the locals.

1. to build again or anew; to reconstruct.
- Example: After the storm, the community came together to rebuild the damaged houses.
2. to restore or improve by making changes to the existing structure.
- Example: The company plans to rebuild its brand after the recent scandal.
3. to recover or improve one's personal status, strength, or life.
- Example: After losing his job, he worked hard to rebuild his confidence.

●From Middle English rebuilden, from Old English ribyldan, where 're-' means 'again' and 'buldian' means 'to build'.

rebuild trust:

To work on changing someone's mind about you or your intentions after a breach of confidence.

rebuild one's life:

To make significant changes in one’s life after hardship or loss.

construct:

To build or form by putting together parts.

restore:

To bring back to a former condition.

Meaning: Making improvements or changes to something that already exists.

● Example Sentence: Let's rebuild this project with fresh ideas!

Meaning: To get back on track after a setback.

● Example Sentence: After the breakup, she needed some time to rebuild.