reeducate
verb
re·ed·u·cate
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reeducated;
reeducating;
reeducates
Definition of reeducate
: to train again
especially
: to rehabilitate through education
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Other Words from reeducate
reeducation
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noun
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noun
reeducative
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adjective
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adjective
Examples of reeducate in a Sentence
The program reeducates people about how to eat in a more healthful way.
We need to reeducate the workers who lost their jobs when the factory closed.
Recent Examples on the Web
So my son had to educate and reeducate himself to the new and the old simultaneously, not unlike Jerry Garcia and the guitar after his stroke. — Mike Mikula, Washington Post, "What happened when my son slacked his way through algebra and we didn’t bail him out," 8 Aug. 2019 With great power come great headaches, however, and since landing in the United States, Holmstén has had to reeducate those used to the old favor-trading. — Claudia Rosenbaum, Billboard, "Jobs of Tomorrow: Spotify's Nick Holmstén on Why the Streaming Giant and Its Algorithm Are Good for Business," 27 June 2019 Pacify and imprison the elders; separate, indoctrinate and reeducate the youngsters; protect the supply routes at all costs: This was the order of the day. — Matthew Farwell, The New Republic, "America’s Once and Future Concentration Camp," 3 July 2019 There was a public-health push to reeducate people about what this kind of suffering looks like. — Jessica Knoll, The Cut, "I Dated My Rapist," 17 Oct. 2017 Phase 2, let’s try to get the muscles to reeducate. — Dave Quinn, PEOPLE.com, "Lady Gaga Sobs 'I'm Alone' in Mysterious New Preview for Her Five Foot Two Documentary," 24 Aug. 2017 This month, Wellerstein and other researchers launched Reinventing Civil Defense, a nonprofit project that over the next two years will examine how best to reeducate the American public on the nuclear threat — one that never went away. — Ralph Vartabedian, latimes.com, "Duck and cover 2.0: How North Korea is prompting new efforts to prepare for a nuclear attack," 25 July 2017These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'reeducate.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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More Definitions for reeducate
reeducate
verb
English Language Learners Definition of reeducate
: to teach (someone) to do or understand something in a new way
: to train (someone) for a different job
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reeducate
transitive verb
re·ed·u·cate
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reeducated;
reeducating
Medical Definition of reeducate
: to subject to reeducation