rebuilding
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Definition
- Noun:
- The act or process of constructing something again after it has been damaged or destroyed: "Rebuilding" refers to the action of building a structure, system, or entity anew.
- The process of restoring something to a previous or improved state: It can also describe the process of restoring strength, prosperity, or functionality.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The rebuilding of the city after the earthquake took many years.
- The company is focused on the rebuilding of its reputation.
- Community spirit was crucial for the rebuilding effort.
Advanced Usage
- "to be in the process of rebuilding": to be currently undergoing reconstruction or restoration.
- The historic cathedral is in the process of rebuilding.
- "a period of rebuilding": a specific time dedicated to reconstruction.
- The post-war era was a long period of rebuilding for the nation.
Variants and Related Words
- Rebuild (verb): To build again.
- They plan to rebuild the house on the same foundation.
- Rebuilder (noun): A person or thing that rebuilds.
- He was known as a rebuilder of failing businesses.
Synonyms
- Reconstruction: The action or process of building something again.
- Restoration: The act of returning something to a former, original, or unimpaired condition.
Related Phrases
- "Rebuilding phase": A stage in a process focused on restoration.
- The team is now entering a rebuilding phase with new, younger players.
- "Rebuilding project": A specific undertaking aimed at reconstruction.
- The library renovation is the largest rebuilding project the town has ever seen.
Noun
- building again