Pronunciation: /ˌriˌhəˌbɪləˈteɪʃən/
noun the action of restoring someone to health or normal life through training and therapy after illness or addiction
A1 Rehabilitation helps people recover from injuries or illness.
A2 After the accident, she underwent rehabilitation to regain mobility.
B1 The hospital offers various rehabilitation programs for patients with different needs.
B2 The athlete underwent intensive rehabilitation to get back to peak performance.
C1 The center for rehabilitation is known for its cutting-edge treatments and therapies.
C2 His successful rehabilitation after the surgery was attributed to his strong determination and the support of his family.
adjective rehabilitative
A1 The rehabilitation center helped him learn to walk again.
A2 She underwent rehabilitation therapy to recover from her injury.
B1 The rehabilitation program focused on improving his motor skills.
B2 The rehabilitation process was challenging but ultimately successful.
C1 The rehabilitation facility provided state-of-the-art equipment for recovery.
C2 Her dedication to rehabilitation led to a full recovery and return to normal life.
formal The rehabilitation center offers various programs to help patients recover from their injuries.
informal My friend is going to rehab for rehabilitation after his surgery.
slang I heard she's in rehab for some rehab stuff.
figurative The city is undergoing a rehabilitation project to revitalize the downtown area.
rehabilitated
rehabilitations
more rehabilitative
most rehabilitative
rehabilitates
will rehabilitate
has rehabilitated
is rehabilitating
rehabilitation
rehabilitative
to rehabilitate
rehabilitating
rehabilitated