rehabilitate

/ˌriːəˈbɪlɪteɪt/
verb
  1. To help someone return to a healthy, independent, or productive life after an illness, injury, or addiction.
    • She spent six months in a center that rehabilitates people with drug addictions.
    • The clinic works to rehabilitate patients after serious strokes.
    • Physical therapy helped rehabilitate his knee after the surgery.
  2. To restore something to a good condition or to a former state of use or importance.
    • Volunteers helped rehabilitate the park after the storm damaged it.
    • The city plans to rehabilitate the old train station into a community center.
    • The company tried to rehabilitate its image after the scandal.
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