Synonyms for re habilitated
Grammar : Adj, verb |
Spell : ree-huh-bil-i-teyt, ree-uh- |
Phonetic Transcription : ˌri həˈbɪl ɪˌteɪt, ˌri ə- |
Top 10 synonyms for re habilitated Other synonyms for the word re habilitated
- abide by
- absolve
- acquit
- active
- adhere to
- advocate
- alert
- ameliorate
- ameliorated
- amended
- argue
- assert
- attend
- augmented
- balance
- bear out
- begin again
- better
- bettered
- blooming
- bolstered up
- born-again
- bouncing
- brace
- breathe new life into
- bright
- bright-eyed
- brighten
- bring around
- bring up to code
- bring up to date
- buff
- burnish
- bushy-tailed
- carry out
- change
- change one's ways
- chipper
- claim
- clean up
- clean up one's act
- cleanse
- clear
- cold turkey
- compose
- conciliate
- confute
- contend
- convalesce
- convert
- converted
- copy
- correct
- corrected
- counterbalance
- counterpoise
- countervail
- creamy
- cure
- deck
- deck out
- deduce
- defray
- dewy
- discharge
- disculpate
- do
- do justice to
- do up
- doctor
- dose
- dress
- dress up
- dry out
- elaborated
- emend
- enhanced
- enriched
- establish
- exculpate
- excuse
- exhilarate
- exonerate
- extend
- extenuate
- face-lift
- fair
- fix
- fix up
- fixed up
- florid
- free
- free from blame
- freshen
- fulfill
- furbish
- furnish
- gentrify
- get well
- give a new look to
- glaze
- gloss
- glowing
- go over
- go straight
- gone straight
- good
- guard
- gussy up
- hardy
- harmonize
- heal
- healed
- help
- hold to
- improve
- improved
- invigorated
- justify
- keen
- keep
- keep the faith
- kick
- kick the habit
- knit
- like new
- lively
- maintain
- make amends
- make better
- make good
- make healthy
- make over
- make restitution
- make sound
- make up for
- make well
- make whole
- medicate
- meet
- meliorate
- mend
- mended
- minister to
- modernize
- modernized
- nurse
- offset
- outweigh
- overhaul
- palliate
- patch
- patch up
- perform
- physic
- piece together
- plead for
- primp
- prolong
- protect
- prove
- provide
- put back
- put in power again
- put on feet again
- quit cold
- rationalize
- re-create
- reactivate
- reaffirm
- reanimate
- rearrange
- reassemble
- reawaken
- reborn
- rebuild
- recall
- recast
- reclaim
- recommence
- reconcile
- recondition
- reconstitute
- reconstruct
- recover
- recovered
- recreate
- rectify
- recuperated
- redeem
- redeemed
- redesign
- redo
- redress
- reelect
- reequip
- reerect
- reestablish
- reestablished
- refashion
- refined
- refit
- reform
- reformed
- refresh
- refreshed
- refurbish
- refute
- regenerate
- rehab
- rehabilitate
- rehabilitated
- rehire
- reimpose
- reinforce
- reinstate
- reinstituted
- reintegrate
- reintroduce
- reinvest
- reinvigorate
- rejuvenate
- rekindle
- relaxed
- relieve
- relieved
- remake
- remedy
- remodel
- remodeled
- remold
- renew
- renovate
- renovated
- reopen
- reorganize
- reorganized
- reorient
- repair
- repaired
- repeat
- replace
- replenish
- reproduce
- rescue
- reshuffle
- resolve
- restate
- rested
- restitute
- restock
- restore
- restore to health
- restored
- resume
- resurrect
- resuscitate
- retool
- retouch
- retread
- retrieve
- return
- returned
- revamp
- revise
- revised
- revitalize
- revive
- revived
- revivify
- revolutionize
- rework
- right
- righteous
- rosy
- rub
- ruddy
- salve
- satisfy
- save
- second
- set
- set off
- set to rights
- settle
- shake
- shape up
- shield
- shine
- smarten
- smarten up
- soothe
- spiff
- sprightly
- spruce
- spruce up
- spry
- standardize
- stimulate
- stimulated
- strengthen
- substantiate
- support
- swear off
- sweat it out
- touch up
- transform
- treat
- turn over a new leaf
- turned over a new leaf
- undimmed
- unfaded
- unused
- unwearied
- unwithered
- update
- upgrade
- upgraded
- uphold
- uplift
- verdant
- vigorous
- vital
- warrant
- well
- whitewash
- wholesome
- win back
- young
Définition of re habilitated
Origin :- 1570s, "to bring back to a former condition after decay or damage," back-formation from rehabilitation and in part from Medieval Latin rehabilitatus, past participle of rehabilitare. Meaning "to restore one's reputation or character in the eyes of others" is from 1847. Related: Rehabilitated; rehabilitating.
- As in improved : adj made better
- As in recovered : adj cured
- As in reformed : adj changed for the better in behavior
- As in revived : adj restored
- As in peaches-and-cream : adj fresh
- As in fresh : adj energetic, healthy
- As in reconstruct : verb reorganize, build up
- As in redeem : verb atone for; compensate
- As in reform : verb correct, rectify
- As in refurbish : verb spruce up
- As in rehabilitate : verb renovate, adjust
- As in reinstate : verb give back responsibility
- As in remodel : verb reconstruct
- As in renew : verb start over; refurbish
- As in renovate : verb fix up, modernize
- As in restore : verb fix, make new
- As in revamp : verb renovate
- As in vindicate : verb prove one's innocence
- As in reclaim : verb reform
- As in re-create : verb renew
- As in recondition : verb renew
- As in recondition : verb restore
- As in restitute : verb restore
- As in cure : verb heal, ease bad situation
- As in fix up : verb prepare, beautify
- As in furbish : verb polish; renovate
- As in heal : verb cure, recover
Antonyms for re habilitated
- abandon
- accuse
- antique
- attack
- blame
- break
- charge
- cloudy
- condemn
- convict
- corrupt
- damage
- damaged
- dark
- decline
- deface
- defile
- degenerated
- demolish
- deny
- depress
- desert
- destroy
- deteriorated
- dirty
- discourage
- disregard
- dropped
- dull
- exhausted
- experienced
- fail
- finish
- fire
- forfeit
- forget
- gentle
- gloomy
- halt
- harm
- hold
- hurt
- ignore
- ill
- impair
- impaired
- inactive
- incriminate
- injure
- injured
- keep
- kill
- kind
- leave alone
- let go
- lethargic
- lifeless
- lose
- lost
- maintain
- miss
- missed
- neglect
- obscure
- old
- oppose
- persist
- polite
- preserved
- punish
- raze
- reject
- remain
- ruin
- sentence
- shorten
- sicker
- spoil
- stale
- stay
- stop
- tired
- uglify
- unenergetic
- unhealthy
- unsettle
- upset
- used
- waver
- weaken
- worn
- worry
- worsen
- worsened
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