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Meanings of reborn in English

Spiritually reborn or converted.

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Usage of reborn in English
1
All her honest humanity was reborn in her in this dreadful hour.
Lore of Proserpine
2
He l-let me think-hemade me believe-hewas Rafarl, Rafarl reborn .
The witch queen
3
He is disintegrated by this Light, but instantly reborn in another form.
Grand junction
4
But here the potential parallels between two nations reborn become more difficult.
The Guardian
5
If the body has time to recover, then Rusedski may be reborn.
The Guardian
6
You could call City a club reborn or a different club altogether.
The Irish Times
7
The ash trees along its banks are pioneers of the reborn forest.
The world without us
8
I know that the soul can be reborn without leaving the body.
Mr. Standfast
9
Join the jihad and be reborn; your shortcut to eternal bliss awaits.
The Guardian
10
She looked up at me with hope reborn in her beautiful eyes.
Bat Wing
11
In such a moment is evil abandoned, hate buried and friendship reborn.
Principles of Freedom
12
Now he was truly Apollo, the god reborn to walk among men.
Shadowlight
13
His gaze found Lark, whose voice was reborn in a shuddering moan.
Mister Slaughter
14
But within a decade, samba was not only reborn, it was transformed.
The Guardian
15
In an official ceremony, the tower was reborn as the Édifice Wilfrid-Derome.
Grave Secrets
16
They preached for a reborn alliance of Islamic piety and Pashtun might.
Ghost wars
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