rebuild
/riːˈbɪld/
verb
- To build something again after it has been damaged or destroyed.
- The company decided to rebuild its factory after the fire.
- After the earthquake, the community worked together to rebuild their homes.
- They spent years rebuilding the ancient temple stone by stone.
- To improve or restore something to a good condition, such as a relationship, system, or reputation.
- The new coach is focused on rebuilding the team's confidence.
- She is working hard to rebuild her career after a long break.
- It took months for them to rebuild trust after the argument.
Synonyms
noun
- An act or process of building something again.
- The rebuild of the old bridge is scheduled to start next spring.
- The city's rebuild after the war took over a decade.
- After the storm, a complete rebuild of the pier was necessary.