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re-education [Am riˌɛdʒəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n, Brit riːˌɛdjʊˈkeɪʃ(ə)n] N U

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re-education

re-education (of offender)

rehabilitación f

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In some instances, individuals were sent to re-education through labor even after being found not guilty in a court of law. en.wikipedia.org

Her career is jeopardized, to the point where she may have to undergo re-education. en.wikipedia.org

The new socialist government is about to send the royal family to a re-education camp and exorcise the spirits of the old kings. en.wikipedia.org

Even at that moment, the potential of abstract art to help bring about the re-education of the masses was considered disputable. en.wikipedia.org

Horror of horrors, people could learn skills to last a lifetime without going through a federally mandated re-education training program. www.theatlantic.com

Roller also saw enemies among the ranks of older teachers he believed blocked the cultural revolution, and promoted re-education of the teaching staff. en.wikipedia.org

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