extensively rebuild

Frequency: 7.010.5 per million words

To rebuild a large part or to a great degree.

rebuildADVERB + rebuild

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extensively

Examples (10)

  • The city had to extensively rebuild its infrastructure after the earthquake.
  • Developers are planning to extensively rebuild the old factory into a modern residential complex.
  • The government promised to extensively rebuild the war-torn regions.
  • After years of neglect, the historic monument needed to be extensively rebuilt.
  • They had to extensively rebuild their business after the economic downturn.
  • The engineer suggested we extensively rebuild the bridge to meet new safety standards.
  • The team worked tirelessly to extensively rebuild the damaged software system.
  • It took years for the community to extensively rebuild homes destroyed by the hurricane.
  • To adapt to climate change, coastal defenses must be extensively rebuilt.
  • His career was extensively rebuilt after the scandal, showing great resilience.