Rebuilt is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REBUILT in dictionary:

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

Words related to REBUILT

rebuild10 rebuilded13 rebuilding14 rebuilds11

Words that contain REBUILT

prebuilt12

How to use REBUILT in a sentence

• It was rebuilt by the Portuguese in 1506, who gave it the name of Castillo Real.
• The portico of the Temple as rebuilt by Herod was one hundred and eighty feet high, and the Temple itself was entered by nine gates, thickly coated with silver and gold.
• Warden Village, already mentioned, lies in the angle formed by the meeting of the two streams, and has an ancient church which, however, has been largely rebuilt.
• It was rebuilt in the fifteenth century by Bishop Oliver King, and completed by Bishop Montague at the beginning of the seventeenth century.
• Commenced in 1121, but chiefly rebuilt between 1206 and 1242.
• It was a beautiful old church, particularly as regards the tower, one of the finest in the county, which had been partially blown down and rebuilt about the time of Charles I.
• The house where one died was always torn down, removed, rebuilt, or abandoned.
• The destroyed portion has been rebuilt recently by the present owner of the estate, Mrs.
• This was destroyed by fire about nine years ago and has since been rebuilt.
• Lawrence, still keeping its old tower but otherwise rebuilt.
• It was subsequently several times rebuilt, a portion of the work which was executed in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries still remaining.
• The mission buildings which were destroyed must be rebuilt.
• But so quickly was it always rebuilt and on the same lines that it has ever retained its original and irregular aspect.
• The walls of Jerusalem were rebuilt by Antipater, and later, the Temple, which had become much dilapidated, was demolished, and rebuilt in great magnificence by Herod the Great.
• Sixty years later, Jerusalem was rebuilt by the Emperor Hadrian.
• Three and one-fourth miles of the Morris Canal must be rebuilt.
• Commerce rapidly revived and the ruined city was rebuilt.
• This part of the church was rebuilt after the fall of part of the Norman arcade.
• It is uncertain whether he rebuilt the whole church, or merely the nave and transepts.
• East would prevail over the West if the Templars rebuilt the Temple, 816-u.
• Everywhere fences must be rebuilt, and many buildings necessary in preparing products for market must be restored.
• The fort was rebuilt on a somewhat larger scale than the former one.
• Here the rebuilt church retains its old chancel and tower with an inscribed stone over the doorway.
• The Transitional church was rebuilt in 1867 from the materials of the older church, two miles away at Church Norton, where the chancel still remains among its old mossy tombs.
• At a very short period before that event, they had rebuilt the whole of the priory with such splendor, that it was one of the most magnificent in the neighborhood.
• The original building was destroyed in one of the wars of that turbulent time, but was rebuilt at the end of the seventeenth century.
• The government wanting a roomy vessel to carry stores abroad, in 1781, purchased her bottom, which was rebuilt with such stuff as, during the war, could be found.
• The town was never afterwards rebuilt by the Shawanoes.
• The church at Antipolo has been often burned, but again rebuilt.

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