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rebuild

[ree-bild] / riˈbɪld /
VERB
repair
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STRONGEST


VERB
restore
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Example Sentences

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Guardiola, who has rebuilt his squad over the past year following the departures of key players, said the point was to improve game by game.

From Barron's

He emphasized that investment in teachers is essential to rebuilding education in Palestine.

From Science Daily

Some have estimated that rebuilding Venezuela’s oil industry could take $100 billion in investments over the next decade, with no guarantees of security or success.

From MarketWatch

Some have estimated that rebuilding Venezuela’s oil industry could take $100 billion in investments over the next decade, with no guarantees of security or success.

From MarketWatch

“Now, they can return to the country they love and rebuild its future,” said U.S.

From Los Angeles Times