Verb
re-build (third-person singular simple present re-builds, present participle re-building, simple past and past participle re-builded)
Alternative form of rebuild
Unfortunately, it is easier to destroy a country than to re-build it. Robert Sarah
I read elsewhere that the city offered to re-build or help subsidize a new K-Mart building adjacent to a re-opened Nicollet Avenue, but K-Mart refused. Source: Internet
Add to all these, Tory’s retrograde decision to re-build the Gardiner Expressway, a relic of the 1950s-1960s. Source: Internet
The station is set for a complete re-build, with the end product delivering a modern, state-of-the-art facility, as well as providing facilities for community use. Source: Internet
Wollaston Heritage has an ambitious plan to re-build the old mine site, along with a new building to display old timbering, farming and mining equipment from the township’s previous century. Source: Internet
Sweden's industry had not been damaged by the war and it was in a position to help re-build Northern Europe in the decades following 1945. Source: Internet