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reborn

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌriˈbɔrn/ · UK /ˌriːˈbɔːn/

reborn means: Feeling spiritually alive again, often after gaining a new religious faith.

adjective

SPIRITUALLY RENEWEDC1

Feeling spiritually alive again, often after gaining a new religious faith.

  • She felt spiritually reborn.
  • He described himself as reborn after finding faith.
  • The ceremony left them feeling reborn and full of hope.

Similar words: born again, spiritually renewed

Common phrases: spiritually reborn, reborn through faith, feel reborn

BORN AGAINC1

Alive again in a new body after dying, according to some religious beliefs.

  • They believe the soul is reborn.
  • He hoped to be reborn into a happier life.
  • According to the tale, she was reborn as a deer.

How to use it: be reborn as someone/something (In the story, the king is reborn as a bird.)

Similar words: reincarnated

Common phrases: reborn as someone, reborn into something, be reborn

Questions about reborn

What does reborn mean?

Feeling spiritually alive again, often after gaining a new religious faith.

What is reborn in other languages?

Türkçe: ruhen yeniden doğmuş · Español: renacido · Français: né de nouveau · Deutsch: geistlich wiedergeboren · Italiano: rinato spiritualmente · 日本語: 霊的に生まれ変わった

How do you pronounce reborn?

In American English /ˌriˈbɔrn/; in British English /ˌriːˈbɔːn/.

How do you use reborn in a sentence?

She felt spiritually reborn. He described himself as reborn after finding faith.

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