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Meanings of Reconstruction in English
Rebuilding or reassembling of a destroyed infrastructure.
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Examples for "rebuild"
Examples for "rebuild"
1
Two more days; then perhaps this court could begin to rebuild itself.
2
PPIP was intended to help rebuild a market for troubled mortgage debt.
3
She said she hoped a rebuild could be completed within ten years.
4
We have a plan to rebuild our economy and to create jobs.
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I wish France strength and shared purpose as they grieve and rebuild.
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In particular, children would wait for years for schools to be rebuilt.
2
Lands Minister Ralph Regenvanu said people need to get their homes rebuilt.
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Aeries could be rebuilt; the future was much more difficult to replace.
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The financial system, they add, needs to be rebuilt almost from scratch.
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Today, a rebuilt Dookey Chase continues as a celebrated New Orleans landmark.
Portuguese
reconstrução dos estados unidos The period after the American Civil War when the southern states were reorganized and reintegrated into the Union; 1865-1877.
Portuguese
reconstrução Spanish
reconstrucción Recall that is hypothesized to work by storing abstract features which are then used to construct the memory during recall.
Usage of Reconstruction in English
1
The 1946 film is set on a plantation during America's Reconstruction Era.
2
He's right my age, and he's a clerk for the Reconstruction Authority.
3
I hope to God it'll be a comparatively bloodless Reconstruction this time.
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A very able little history of the Reconstruction era in this State.
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The Reformation, the Reconstruction of the Catholic Church lies still before us.
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Sumner and Stevens advise with Reference to Reconstruction Policy in South Carolina
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That's right -Dorothea Singh, the founder of Narrative Therapy and Reconstruction.
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The Reconstruction Bill, duly passed by both Houses, was brought to him.
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Our names didn't come from the Bible; they came from Black Reconstruction.
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The Great Disruption: Human Nature and the Reconstruction of Social Order.
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It was the era of Reconstruction and Northern troops still occupied the South.
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Was Adjutant General of the State most of the Reconstruction Period.
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The excitement and bitterness caused by the Civil War and Reconstruction had subsided.
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As far back as Reconstruction, the drum has been beaten for economic self-awareness.
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Sergeant at Arms of the Senate during the whole Reconstruction Period.
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We quote from the report of his examination before the Committee on Reconstruction.
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