Rebuilding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REBUILDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• build (something) again after it has been damaged or destroyed
NOUN:
• the act of building again
• an instance of rebuilding
• a thing that has been rebuilt, especially a vehicle or other machine
• act of rebuilding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make extensive repairs to; reconstruct; to restore to a previous state

Words related to REBUILDING

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How to use REBUILDING in a sentence

• These are well described by Tacitus, in his history of the rebuilding of the Capitol.
• TRAFFIC AND REBUILDING The London traffic problem is just one of those questions that appeal very strongly to the more prevalent and less charitable types of English mind.
• Westfield in New York, with whom, to his delight, he managed to make the proper arrangements pending the rebuilding of the house.
• The small towns and family-owned farms had become indispensable to the rebuilding of America after the Collapse.
• It was built by Clarendon with the stone intended for the rebuilding of St.
• The Seventy Years Following the Rebuilding of the Temple.
• The two great Davidic collections, 3-41 and 51-72, were apparently collected not long after the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem.
• It is not difficult to appreciate the reasons which influenced Herod to begin the rebuilding of the temple.
• While fulfilling their task of rebuilding they shall mount up with wings as eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint.
• Bishop de Lucy was responsible for rebuilding the Early English choir about 1200.
• The famous Bishop Wykeham completed the work of his predecessor, Edyngton, in rebuilding the west front, and he it was who beautified the nave.
• The ancient sculptured stonework in the chancel, discovered during the rebuilding, is said to be Saxon.
• I think your fears about the rebuilding of the House are not so well founded as your satisfaction might be, that you had not been drawn in to insure it.
• Take no counsel except from God, from the inspirations of your own heart, and from the imperious necessity of rebuilding a temple to truth, to justice, to faith.
• Therefore, instead of steadily increasing the standing fleet by regular additions it came to a wholesale rebuilding of the entire German Navy.
• He had the plans all ready, but a wiser than he, one Da Ponte, undertook to make the structure good without rebuilding, and carried out his word.
• As their parents had said, school would not open as early that fall as in other years, because some rebuilding work was being done in a few of the rooms.
• He was resolved to keep up the dignity of his position and set about rebuilding the manor house.
• Name three hindrances to the rebuilding of the wall.
• The rebuilding of production and distribution in Russia is said to be largely based on our principles.
• Manlius 47 Appointment of Camillus as Dictator 47 He delivers Rome from the Gauls 47 Rebuilding of the city 47 Further Gallic wars 48 361.
• The little chapel stands about a mile out of the city, and is now rebuilding for the third time.
• Not only the style of architecture, but the very stone used in re-building St.
• This rebuilding was rendered necessary by the shifting of its foundations.
• The design for the rebuilding of the Abbey Church, Bath, was planned and the reconstruction thereof commenced, by Bishop King, A.
• In 1495 Oliver King, who was elected in 1492, was translated to the see of Bath and Wells, and to him is due the rebuilding of the abbey church of Bath which was then ruinous.
• With regard to rebuilding the poultry-yard, wall, or stables, Cyrus Harding preferred to wait.
• The rebuilding of this bridge between science and human nature is one of the greatest needs of mankind.
• By 1922 the Soviet leaders were able to turn their energies to the task of rebuilding a devastated country while they planned and organized a socialist society.
• One night in the Academy of Music, Brooklyn, while my congregation were worshipping there, at the time we were rebuilding one of our churches, there occurred a wild panic.
• Some sixteen years before this date a feeble band of exiles had returned from Babylon, with high hopes of rebuilding the ruined Temple.

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