rebuild
rebuild Lexical Profile
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• verb
To build something again after it has been damaged, dismantled, or destroyed.
"After the devastating storm, the residents worked together to rebuild the town's historic library."
To restore or re-establish an intangible state, relationship, or organization to its former strength or effectiveness.
"It took several years of open communication to rebuild trust between the two business partners."
• noun
An act or instance of reconstructing, overhauling, or restoring something (such as a building, engine, or sports team).
"The classic car required a complete engine rebuild before it could be driven safely on the highway."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in the 17th century by combining the Latinate prefix re- ('again') with the native English verb build, which derives from Old English byldan ('to construct a house').