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/rɪˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃən/ · re·gen·e·ra·tion
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- The process of rebuilding, restructuring, or large‑scale repair and renewal, especially of urban areas or ecosystems. The regeneration of the waterfront transformed abandoned warehouses into vibrant public spaces.
- Spiritual rebirth; the transition from a material or carnal existence to a pious or holy life. His conversion marked a profound regeneration that reshaped his daily habits.
- The theological belief in the renewal of the world at the second coming of Christ. Eschatological teachings speak of the ultimate regeneration of creation after the final judgment.
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Did you know? The term gained popularity in post‑World War II Britain, where 'regeneration' became a buzzword for large‑scale urban renewal projects.