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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
reeducate .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism are routinely "reeducated" by Chinese authorities and asked to denounce the Dalai Lama, whom they regard as their spiritual leader.
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Building communist utopia: 1 million refugees, hundreds of thousands of "reeducated" political prisoners, basic human rights suppressed, economy ruined while the rest of Asia is thriving
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We were to live in villages among the peasants and be 'reeducated' by them.
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He is required to labor with workers and peasants and even to be "reeducated" by them.
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Thus, despite all of the minority groups purged or "reeducated" by the Bureaucratic State, the pure mathematicians went unsuspected about the destruction of that state, innocent even in their own minds of revolutionary motives.
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The cells were extracted and "reeducated" to attack the virus using samples of HIV also taken from individual patients.
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He commits thoughtcrime, has an illicit affair with a subversive sexpot, is caught, tortured, and "reeducated" to the doublethinking ways of the state.
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He commits thoughtcrime, has an illicit affair with a subversive sexpot, is caught, tortured, and "reeducated" to the doublethinking ways of the state.
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He commits thoughtcrime, has an illicit affair with a subversive sexpot, is caught, tortured, and "reeducated" to the doublethinking ways of the state.
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He commits thoughtcrime, has an illicit affair with a subversive sexpot, is caught, tortured, and "reeducated" to the doublethinking ways of the state.
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