rehabilitate
verbTo help restore ability, condition, or standing after damage, difficulty, or a period of exclusion.
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Clear all filtersTo help restore ability, condition, or standing after damage, difficulty, or a period of exclusion.
The process of restoring someone or something to a better condition or constructive role.
A temporary suspension of punishment or a brief relief from difficulty.
Able to recover or return to form after difficulty or pressure.
Returning to physical form
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A short period of rest or relief from something difficult.
Strong, vigorous, or able to withstand difficulty.
A deceptive device used to conceal a purpose or evade a difficulty.
Disloyal or deceptive; also dangerously unreliable or difficult to navigate.
Disloyal or deceitful
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To achieve a significant success or prevail over a difficulty or opponent.
Achieve a victory
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Not discouraged or intimidated by difficulty.
Showing little understanding or concern for another person's feelings or difficulty.
Insufficiently alert or cautious about possible difficulty or deception.
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