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To receive the positive results or advantages that come as a consequence of one's previous actions, investments, or efforts.
“After years of studying late into the night, she is finally reaping the benefits of her hard work with a high-paying job.”
To assess or evaluate something again, especially with a view to changing one's opinion or attitude.
“The committee met to reappraise the current safety protocols.”
The back part of something, especially a building, vehicle, or group of people.
“The kitchen is located at the rear of the house.”
To change the order, position, or organization of things.
“We decided to rearrange the living room furniture to make the space feel larger.”
The action of organizing or changing the position, time, or order of something again or in a different way.
“The rearrangement of the office furniture made the room feel much larger.”
The action of thinking about something in a logical, sensible way to form conclusions, judgments, or inferences.
“Her mathematical reasoning was praised for its clarity and originality.”
A person who rises in opposition or armed resistance against an established government or ruler.
“The rebels seized control of the radio station to broadcast their demands.”
Rebellious, disobedient, defiant, or difficult to control (can also describe intractable physical things like unruly hair).
“O adolescente rebelde recusou-se a seguir as regras da escola.”
To change the corporate image of a company or organization by adopting a new name, logo, or design.
“The struggling telecom company decided to rebrand to appeal to a younger demographic.”
To have rejected someone or something in an abrupt or ungracious manner.
“He offered to help with the project, but his assistance was coldly rebuffed.”
Past tense and past participle of rebuild; to build something again after it has been damaged, destroyed, or dismantled.
“The historic church was completely rebuilt after the devastating fire.”
To express sharp disapproval or criticism of someone because of their behavior or actions.
“She was rebuked by her manager for missing the crucial project deadline.”
Instances of refuting or disproving an opponent's statements, arguments, or charges through counter-evidence or reasoning.
“The defense attorney prepared strong rebuttals to the prosecution's closing arguments.”
The quality or capacity of being easily or accurately retrieved from memory or a storage system.
“The recallability of the study material significantly improved after the students implemented spaced repetition techniques.”
To formally and publicly withdraw or renounce a previously held statement, belief, or opinion.
“The witness was pressured to recant his testimony before the trial.”