reborn

UK
/rɪˈbɔːn/
US
/riˈbɔrn/

Translations

rebornverb
reborned
Past Simple
reborned
Past Participle
reborning
Gerund
UK
/ˌriːˈbɔːn/
US
/ˌriˈbɔrn/
After the war, the city was reborn and became a cultural hub.
После войны город возродился и стал культурным центром.
rebornadjective
more reborn
Comp.
most reborn
Super.
UK
/rɪˈbɔːn/
US
/riˈbɔrn/
The company emerged as a reborn entity after the merger.
Компания возникла как обновлённая сущность после слияния.
The city was like a reborn phoenix after the reconstruction.
Город был как возрождённый феникс после реконструкции.

Definitions

rebornverb
(transitive, chiefly doll-making) To artistically transform a manufactured doll so that it appears lifelike; to create a reborn doll.
She reborns vinyl baby dolls and sells them to collectors worldwide.
(intransitive, figurative, rare) To be brought back into existence or active use; to undergo revival or regeneration.
After years of neglect, the old theatre reborned into a vibrant arts centre.
rebornadjective
Having been born again or spiritually renewed.
After the retreat, she felt reborn and ready to face new challenges.
Revived or revitalized, often used to describe something that has been restored to a former state or given new life.
The reborn city center attracted tourists with its modern architecture and vibrant culture.