Verb:

అకాల వ్యయం, సరియైనది, పునరావాసం కల్పించడానికి,

rehabilitate's Usage Examples:

However, when the swelling didn't dissipate within weeks as the attempts to rehabilitate his wrist through therapy failed, it became apparent that the injury was more serious this time, requiring attention of a specialist.

After the 2014 revolution she was rehabilitated by the Supreme Court of Ukraine and the European Court of Human Rights in the absence of crime structure.

In Ukraine, the Ministry of Environment Protection maintains list of endangered species (divided into seven categories from 0 - extinct to VI - rehabilitated) and publishes it in the Red Book of Ukraine.

He rescues and rehabilitates snakes and educates the public about them.

After Joseph Stalin's death and the start of a period of liberalisation in Poland in 1956 he was released from prison and rehabilitated.

Plans were also made to rehabilitate the older bridge after the new bridge opened.

This building was ruined and rehabilitated into a public school building in 1918.

Later texts may represent attempts by later commentators to rehabilitate the character of Aṅgulimāla, making him appear as a fundamentally good human being entrapped by circumstance, rather than as a vicious killer.

Three bridges along the route will be rehabilitated or replaced.

There are certain restrictions, however, for unrehabilitated insolvents.

He was employed in 1904 to rehabilitate Solitude Farm in West Whiteland Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

The older bridge was then closed, rehabilitated, and reopened in 1992.

King's College Magazine was revived and reproduced in 1951 since the school was rehabilitated and the former Principal, Mr.

Synonyms:

reconstruct, restore,

Antonyms:

compress, worsen, break,