How to spell REBULD correctly?

If you've mistakenly spelled "rebuld", fret not – here are some correct suggestions. The word you may have intended is "rebuild", meaning to construct or repair. Double-check your spelling, and remember to use a single "L" instead of "LD."

• re build
• re-build
• rebel Despite her parents' wishes, she decided to rebel and pursue a career in art.
• rebels The rebels fought tooth and nail against the government forces.
• rebind I need to rebind this old and torn book so that I can read it again.
• rebound I'm glad I had the foresight to buy some potato chips to tide me over until my rebound date with my ex-
• rebuild After the fire, they had to rebuild the damaged house.
• rebuilds The rebuilds the wood frame.
• rebuilt Rebuilt from the ground up, this house is in better shape than the last one.
• rebuked She was quickly rebuked by her mother.
• rebut During the debate, the opposition was quick to rebut the claims made by the government.
• Refold Please refold your napkin after you've finished eating.
• remold
• remould The tire company decided to remould the used tires to be sold as low-cost alternatives to new ones.
• resold I recently resold my old textbooks to a local bookstore.
• result The result of the race was announced last night.
• Retold Originally, the story of Retold was a beloved children's story passed down for generations.
• ribald I found him a ribald joke to keep us amused during our journey.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately