Fail and Rebuild

Fail

Fail verb - To stop functioning.

Rebuild and fail are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rebuild" instead a verb "Fail".

Nearby Words: failure, failing, failed

Rebuild

Rebuild verb - Build again.
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Synonyms for Rebuild

Fail and rebuild are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fail" instead a verb "Rebuild".

Nearby Words: rebuilt, rebuilding

Common collocations

power fail power rebuild power
army fail army rebuild army
time fail time rebuild time
way fail way rebuild way
Other words: school, game.

Both words in one sentence

  • Just Before the End Humans will survive, and nature will recover, but attempts to rebuild civilization will fail, as all easily-reachable resources necessary for progress have already been mined out.
  • To quote one agent when told he shouldn't try marijuana, "If Dr Fitzgerald can sew limbs and genitals back on he can rebuild the inside of my lungs if necessary, and I fail to see what it could do to my brain that this job has not already done."
  • Video Game / Age of Empires II The script expects you to fail in your first attempt, make it to the docks with what is left of your original, small army, hijack some ships, cross the lake, find an allied town and rebuild your forces in time to march against Tenochtitlan again.
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