rebirth
noun (rebirth, rebirths — often uncountable)
Everyday
- A new start or return to life after something has ended or declined. tree →
- (church) Christians believe in being «born again», a new spiritual life through faith. tree →
- (religion) In Hinduism and Buddhism, being born again into a new life after death (reincarnation). tree →
- A revival of an idea, art or place. tree →
In the lessons
In science, spring is a time of rebirth in nature. In history, the «Renaissance» means rebirth of learning. In religion lessons, Christians speak of spiritual rebirth in baptism; Hindus and Buddhists believe in rebirth after death. Phrases: «a rebirth of interest», «spiritual rebirth».
Examples
- Spring is a time of rebirth when flowers return. tree →
- The old town saw a rebirth after the new park opened. tree →
- Christians believe baptism is a sign of rebirth. tree →
- Hindus believe the soul goes through rebirth. tree →
- The Renaissance was a rebirth of art and learning. tree →
- The phoenix rises from the ashes in a story of rebirth. tree →
Note
Built from «re-» (again) + «birth». Mostly uncountable. Beliefs differ, so say «Christians believe», «Buddhists believe». The «phoenix» is a myth bird symbolising rebirth.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «rebirth» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «rebirth» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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