Pronunciation: /riˈbɔrn/
verb past participle of the verb 'rebirth', meaning to be born again or to experience a new beginning
A1 After the fire destroyed their house, they were able to rebuild and start anew.
A2 The old factory was reborn as a trendy art gallery.
B1 She felt reborn after taking up yoga and meditation.
B2 The city was reborn as a cultural hub after years of neglect.
C1 The artist's creativity was reborn after a period of artistic block.
C2 The company was reborn under new leadership, experiencing a turnaround in profits.
adjective having been born again, renewed, or revived
A1 The plant was reborn after being watered.
A2 The old building was reborn as a trendy new cafe.
B1 The city's economy was reborn after a period of decline.
B2 The artist felt reborn after finding inspiration in a new style of painting.
C1 The organization was reborn under new leadership.
C2 The writer's career was reborn with the publication of a bestselling novel.
formal After the tragic accident, the patient was declared clinically dead for a few minutes before being miraculously reborn.
informal I feel like a whole new person after going through that life-changing experience, like I've been reborn.
slang Dude, I swear after that concert I was reborn, like I've never felt so alive!
figurative The city's downtown area has undergone so much revitalization that it feels like it's been reborn.
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