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rehabilitate English

Meaning rehabilitate meaning

What does rehabilitate mean?
Definitions in simple English

rehabilitate verb

— When you rehabilitate, you restore a person who committed crimes to legal and socially acceptable activities so that he can become a productive member of society. — When you rehabilitate, you help a person with physical or mental disabilities overcome those disabilities so that he can successful.

rehabilitate

— verb help to readapt, as to a former state of health or good repute The prisoner was successfully rehabilitated After a year in the mental clinic, the patient is now rehabilitated — verb restore to a state of good condition or operation — verb reinstall politically Deng Xiao Ping was rehabilitated several times throughout his lifetime

Synonyms rehabilitate synonyms

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rehabilitate English » English

restore reinstate revive recover resume regain reestablish condition uncompress snap back skin over settle send back right return retrieve restore to former prosperity restore one to favor restitute restitue rescue requite report out renovate renew remit remand reinvigorate rehab regain strength refurbish reform refit reeducate redress redintegrate redeem redecorate recuperate rectify reconstruct recondition reclaim re-establish re-enable rally pick up overhaul improve heal

Topics rehabilitate topics

What do people use rehabilitate to talk about?
Person Healthy

Treat disease

Conjugation rehabilitate conjugation

How do you conjugate rehabilitate?

rehabilitate · verb

Examples rehabilitate examples

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The thing that scares me most is that everybody's gonna try to rehabilitate me.
They get me fixed up with a pretty, new leg, then they rehabilitate me.
I will need to rehabilitate after that slight mishap.
A beam we hoped might rehabilitate incorrigibles.
They didn't rehabilitate her very successfully, it seems.
Otherwise he will kill you just to rehabilitate his name.
There I'll kill Retsudo Yagyu, and rehabilitate the name of Ogami.
You became an assasin to rehabilitate your clan.
Did you want me to capture and rehabilitate 'em?
Do you honestly think that.? That bringing Johnny Cash into prisons to sing railroad songs is gonna rehabilitate anyone?
Our job is not just to rehabilitate you.
My brother and I run a privately funded programme, to rehabilitate culturally disadvantaged people.
I'm trying to rehabilitate myself, trying to do the everyday things that living people take for granted.
We shall rehabilitate you and teach you how to serve the revolution.
However, I've got a plan that will rehabilitate both of us.
They didn't rehabilitate her very successfully.
Well. Otherwise he will kill you just to rehabilitate his name.
Don't you know they're trying to rehabilitate you here?
You will help her rehabilitate.
You will help her rehabilitate herself.
Capture 'em and rehabilitate 'em?
Do you honestly think that bringing Johnny Cash into prisons to sing railroad songs is gonna rehabilitate anyone?
Our job is not just to rehabilitate you. It's to re-educate you.
My brother and I run a privately funded program, to rehabilitate culturally disadvantaged people.
If I succeed, you'll rehabilitate me.
An experimental beam we'd hoped might rehabilitate incorrigibles.
Didn't they tell you that we were going to rehabilitate you here?
You're not going to rehabilitate me.
That Aldous character agreed to rehabilitate Jinxo.
We can rehabilitate her.
Human prisons do not rehabilitate.
The warden thinks it's time. to give him a chance to rehabilitate himself. by socializing with the other prisoners.
Good. So do you think maybe we should try to rehabilitate her and send her back into the wild?
That witness was simply called to rehabilitate.

News and current affairs

And the break-up of Standard Oil took place in great American style: the company was split into more than 30 pieces, the shareholders did very well, and the Rockefeller family went on to rehabilitate itself in the eyes of the American public.
In the Italian case, following the corruption scandals that have nearly sunk Il Calcio, Italy's premier football league, the national team had to rehabilitate the game in the eyes of their fellow citizens.
First, in a modern democracy, punishment must be not only retributive, but should also try to rehabilitate the criminal in order to enable him to live in society with other human beings.
Clearly, the ultimate challenge is to prevent drug abuse and to treat and rehabilitate drug users successfully.
Nevertheless, pointing out others' mistakes is not going to help rehabilitate Germany's position.
We can also rehabilitate the technocrats who served under Saddam, so that they, too, have a chance to serve their country.
A group of Romanian intellectuals, including me, protested in an Open Letter against this effort to rehabilitate a murderer and propagandist of hate and xenophobia.
Grandparents are often unable or unwilling to care for them, and the pathological education given to them by criminal gangs often puts them beyond the reach of any institution's ability to rehabilitate them.
It also needs time to negotiate with the international oil companies and neighboring countries, to perform technical and feasibility studies, and to reconstruct, rehabilitate, and explore its oil fields.
But once President Harry Truman's administration decided to rehabilitate Germany, there was no turning back.
For the Saudis, a bid to rehabilitate the Taliban, despite the damage they have caused to the Kingdom's diplomatic standing in the West, serves a strategic purpose.

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