Synonyms for REHABILITATION
re·ha·bil·i·ta·tion

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1. rehabilitationnoun

   the restoration of someone to a useful place in society

   Synonyms:
   renewal, reclamation

2. reclamation, renewal, rehabilitationnoun

   the conversion of wasteland into land suitable for use of habitation or cultivation

   Synonyms:
   rehabilitation, renewal, reclamation, replacement, replenishment, reformation, refilling

3. rehabilitationnoun

   vindication of a person's character and the re-establishment of that person's reputation

   Synonyms:
   renewal, reclamation

4. rehabilitationnoun

   the treatment of physical disabilities by massage and electrotherapy and exercises

   Synonyms:
   renewal, reclamation

Matched Categories

1. • Physical Therapy
   • Restoration
   • Vindication

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1. rehabilitationnoun

   Synonyms:
   reinstatement (in a former right or privilege), restoration, re-establishment, instauration

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1. List of paraphrases for "rehabilitation":

   rehabilitative, recovery, re-education, reintegration, rehabilitating, remediation, restoration, rehabilitate, pardon, reconstruction, pardons, réadaptation, reclamation, réhabilitation, redevelopment, rejuvenation, rehab, reinsertion, regeneration, refurbishment, reinstatement, renovation, reform, fuhsing, revival, reorganization, recovered, repair, resume, rebuilding, resumption, renewal, revitalization, renaissance, convalescent, recapitalization

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1. Mike Verden:

   Judges will go easier on a younger person because for the purpose of rehabilitation as opposed to prosecution, so they're typically given lighter sentences, if a firearm was not used in the commission of the crime, they're probably not going to get any jail time whatsoever.

2. Erica Edwards:

   For us to get released from Renown and go home was scary, but such a relief, our family hadn’t been home in three months, so that part was amazing. But then the rehabilitation started and it was scary.

3. Andre Machado:

   The expectation is that by applying stimulation, it will augment or boost the effects of physical rehabilitation, we have no expectation that it will cure stroke.

4. Katie Hobbs:

   With the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation andReentrynow under new leadership, it’s time to address the fact that this is a system that needs better oversight on numerous fronts, arizona has a history of mismanaged executions that have resulted in serious questions and concerns about ADCRR’s execution protocols and lack of transparency. I’m confident that under Director Thornell, ADCRR will take this executive action seriously.

5. John Sen. Kennedy:

   To me, this is pretty simple, i believe in the Kantean definition of justice. C.S. Lewis talked about it. Saint Augustine talked about it. Justice exists when people get what they deserve. Justice is not necessarilydeterrence, or rehabilitation, though that can be a byproduct.