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Meanings of rebuilt in in English
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Usage of rebuilt in in English
1
The chancel was rebuilt in 1879, but certain old features are preserved.
2
It has not been destroyed, only rebuilt in a different form.
3
The 20-bedroom hotel was rebuilt in recent years and has an extensive nightclub.
4
With the exception of the tower, it was rebuilt in 1866.
5
The building was rebuilt in 1990 and is mainly open plan.
6
Some years ago, it had been rebuilt in High Gothic style.
7
The church will not detain the visitor, for it was rebuilt in 1878.
8
The building containing it was rebuilt in accordance with an order of 1423.
9
This London treasure was rebuilt in 1676, after a fire destroyed the original.
10
Jericho had been recently rebuilt in spite of the curse against its builders.
11
It is the Chiesa della Madonna dell' Acqua, rebuilt in the eighteenth century.
12
The Christchurch Council will gain total control of the rebuilt in five years.
13
Exchange stocks of metal haven't rebuilt in any significant way.
14
The town has been entirely rebuilt in the French style.
15
This latter was rebuilt in 1482, and the monument came from the older structure.
16
Marilyn rebuilt in Matata after her home was destroyed by debris flow in 2005.
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Rebuilt in through the time
Rebuilt in across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common