rebirth

B2 · Upper Intermediate Uncountable noun Religion

n. the belief that a person's soul is born again in a new body after they die.

n. the theological or philosophical concept of reincarnation; the transition of a soul into a new physical form.

Español:renacimiento

“Many eastern religions include the concept of rebirth as a central part of their faith.”

“The doctrine of rebirth suggests that the conditions of one's current life are influenced by actions taken in previous existences.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Formal

n. a major change in your life that makes you feel like a new person, often because of religion.

n. a profound spiritual or psychological transformation resulting in a renewed sense of purpose or identity.

“After his long illness, he felt a sense of spiritual rebirth and started traveling.”

“The protagonist undergoes a psychological rebirth, shedding his cynical worldview after a series of life-altering encounters in the wilderness.”

C2 · Proficiency Literary

v. to be born again or to start existing again in a new way.

v. to undergo a process of revival or spiritual renewal; to be brought back into existence or prominence.

“The old factory was rebirthed as a modern apartment complex.”

“In his poetry, the landscape is rebirthed with every changing season, reflecting the cyclical nature of the human spirit.”