reborn
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5.2
- adjective
- /riˈbɔrn/
:
renacido
- The old Adam (and Eve) is to die and people are to be reborn in Christ.
And then he says, like hell is is being reborn.
- And then he says, like hell is is being reborn.
- You know, people like my granddad will never be reborn.
- In the case of Arha, it's a priestess who is reborn in bodies over and over again through millennia.
- And this one and my character dies and he goes to hell and then he keeps being like reborn in all the animals of the Chinese Zodiac.
- When you're dead, you have to cross the River Lefe and it erases all the memories from your past so that you can be reborn again.
- I wish, you know what I really wish tomorrow some weird like asteroid came down, hit Earth and everybody who's dead is reborn.
- Or maybe Diogenes was reborn did placed into many people.
Examples
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So the wife and the husband are, in a sense, 'reborn' as mother and father during the birth process.
Academic text (2005) -
This is a chance for you to be reborn and to start again.
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Being reborn is pretty cool.
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Consequently, those who believed were reborn and gained immortality themselves.
Academic text (2004) -
At graduation, they are reborn as adults and reintroduced into society.
Academic text (1999) -
New converts were only considered truly "reborn" when they fulfilled God's work within their new lives.
Academic text (2016) -
His passion for police work has been reborn, judging from his rapt, totally absorbed stare.
Fiction book (1997) -
Even if renamed and reborn, Sarita was still Bella's daughter, and she sang to her every day.
Fiction book (1998) -
As a result, captives often spoke freely, regarded themselves as 'reborn', and cooperated extensively.
Academic text (2010) -
After a long journey of self-discovery, he felt reborn and ready to embrace a new chapter in his life.
Synonyms
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6.8
Someone who has had a spiritual rebirth after becoming a Christian
A person who lives a better, more responsible life
Saved from sin by forgiveness when you believe
Life, energy, or interest comes back after a time of loss
Full of new life and energy
Having new energy and feeling strong
Antonyms
How Spiritually Renewed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reborn comes from the parts re- 'again' and born 'to be born'. A helpful image is being 'born again' in a spiritual way, so reborn describes someone who has had a deep religious renewal.