Pronunciation: /riːbɜːrθ/
noun the act of being born again or starting anew
A1 After the long winter, the flowers bloomed again in a beautiful rebirth of color.
A2 The caterpillar undergoes a rebirth when it transforms into a butterfly.
B1 Many people see the new year as a time for rebirth and renewal.
B2 The artist experienced a rebirth in their creativity after taking a break and exploring new techniques.
C1 The company underwent a rebirth after restructuring and implementing new strategies.
C2 The rebirth of interest in traditional crafts has led to a resurgence in handmade products.
verb not applicable
A1 After the fire destroyed the forest, new plants began to rebirth in the ashes.
A2 The caterpillar undergoes a process of rebirth when it transforms into a butterfly.
B1 The old building was rebirthed into a modern apartment complex.
B2 The artist's career experienced a rebirth after releasing a critically acclaimed album.
C1 The city underwent a rebirth during the economic revitalization project.
C2 The ancient tradition was rebirthed through a series of cultural events and exhibitions.
adjective not applicable
A1 The caterpillar undergoes a rebirth and emerges as a beautiful butterfly.
A2 After the fire, the forest experienced a rebirth with new growth sprouting everywhere.
B1 The artist's rebirth in creativity led to a series of stunning paintings.
B2 The company underwent a rebirth with new leadership and a revamped business strategy.
C1 The city's rebirth after the devastating earthquake was a testament to the resilience of its people.
C2 The rebirth of interest in traditional crafts has sparked a revival in artisanal skills.
adverb not applicable
A1 After the fire, the forest experienced a rebirth with new plants growing.
A2 The old building was renovated and experienced a rebirth as a trendy cafe.
B1 The artist's career went through a rebirth when they started experimenting with new techniques.
B2 The city underwent a rebirth after years of decline, with new businesses opening and revitalizing the area.
C1 The company's rebirth was attributed to a complete overhaul of its marketing strategy.
C2 The musician's rebirth as a solo artist was met with critical acclaim and commercial success.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Rebirth is a fresh start.
A2 After the fire, the forest experienced a rebirth.
B1 The artist saw the rebirth of their career after a long hiatus.
B2 The city underwent a rebirth after years of neglect.
C1 The rebirth of interest in traditional crafts has led to a resurgence in popularity.
C2 The rebirth of the ancient civilization was a monumental event in history.
preposition not applicable
A1 After the fire, the forest experienced a rebirth with new plants growing.
A2 The rebirth of the old building as a modern office space was impressive.
B1 The rebirth of the town's economy was attributed to new investments in technology.
B2 The rebirth of interest in traditional crafts has led to a resurgence in local artisanal products.
C1 The rebirth of democracy in the country brought hope for a brighter future.
C2 The rebirth of classical music in the community was celebrated with a series of concerts.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I was reborn as a new person after going through a difficult time.
A2 After the fire destroyed their home, they saw it as a chance for rebirth and started fresh.
B1 The company underwent a rebirth after restructuring and rebranding itself.
B2 The rebirth of interest in traditional crafts has led to a resurgence in artisanal products.
C1 The rebirth of the city's economy was attributed to new investments and innovation.
C2 The rebirth of democracy in the country brought hope for a brighter future.
interjection not applicable
A1 Rebirth! The flowers are blooming again.
A2 Rebirth! The phoenix rose from the ashes.
B1 Rebirth! A new beginning is on the horizon.
B2 Rebirth! The old traditions are being revitalized.
C1 Rebirth! The city underwent a major transformation.
C2 Rebirth! The artist's career experienced a resurgence.
article not applicable
A1 The caterpillar undergoes a rebirth and emerges as a beautiful butterfly.
A2 Many cultures believe in the concept of rebirth or reincarnation.
B1 After a period of self-reflection, she felt like she had experienced a rebirth.
B2 The artist's new collection symbolizes a rebirth of creativity and inspiration.
C1 The company went through a rebirth after restructuring and implementing new strategies.
C2 The rebirth of the city's downtown area has brought new life and energy to the community.
formal The concept of rebirth is often associated with spiritual or religious beliefs.
informal After going through a tough time, she felt like she experienced a rebirth and came out stronger.
slang Dude, that party was like a rebirth for me - I felt so alive afterwards!
figurative The company went through a period of restructuring, almost like a rebirth, and emerged more successful than ever.
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