Antonyms for re-creation

Grammar : Noun

Spell : ree-kree-ey-shuh n

Phonetic Transcription : ˌri kriˈeɪ ʃən

Definition of re-creation

As in interest : noun attraction, curiosity
As in leisure : noun free time and its activities
As in merriment/merrymaking : noun enjoyment, amusement
As in athletics : noun sports
As in pastime : noun leisure activity
As in picture : noun illustration, likeness of something
As in play : noun amusement, entertainment
As in pleasure : noun delight, happiness
As in avocation : noun hobby
As in recreation : noun sports, games, special interests
As in relaxation : noun entertainment; resting or recovering
As in reproduction : noun something duplicated; duplication
As in rest : noun inactivity
As in sideline : noun secondary occupation
As in sport : noun recreational activity; entertainment
As in vacation : noun planned time spent not working
As in merriment : noun amusement
As in rest and recreation : noun rest and relaxation
As in recovery : noun the act of returning to normal
As in disport : noun form of entertainment
As in spawning : noun reproduction
As in dissipation : noun amusement, entertainment, occasionally to excess
As in distraction : noun having one's attention drawn away
As in enjoyment : noun delight in something
As in entertainment : noun amusement, pleasure
As in amusement : noun game, pastime
As in fun : noun amusement, play
As in game : noun entertainment

Example sentences :

It will be a re-creation though the body will return to its former state.
Extract from : « The Faith of Islam » by Edward Sell

This is the day of growth, expansion, creation, and re-creation.
Extract from : « Appearances » by Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson

It is for the artist to observe and apply them in his own work of re-creation.
Extract from : « Line and Form (1900) » by Walter Crane

This poem is the re-creation of a spiritual experience, a hymn of adoration.
Extract from : « Studies of Contemporary Poets » by Mary C. Sturgeon

Mam'selle Pauline had been touched by the re-creation of Valmet.
Extract from : « Bayou Folk » by Kate Chopin

Through the disintegration of the old, re-creation becomes possible.
Extract from : « The Book of Tea » by Kakuzo Okakura

The poor artist is as God made him; and no one, not even a Tolstoi, is competent to undertake his re-creation.
Extract from : « Imaginations and Reveries » by (A.E.) George William Russell

To refuse to consider that vast question—the re-creation of a National Army on firm principles—is not to solve it.
Extract from : « The Russian Turmoil » by Anton Ivanovich Denikin

That life has for its great attribute the re-cuperation—the re-creation of all which it touches.
Extract from : « Seed Thoughts for Singers » by Frank Herbert Tubbs

Re-creation, in its original meaning, is exactly what must be provided for nerve cells.
Extract from : « Psychotherapy » by James J. Walsh

Synonyms for re-creation

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