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View definitions for born-again

born-again

adjective as in converted

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adjective as in reformed

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Out at the born-again lake, Coyote the junk dealer has contributed three kayaks and a canoe for anyone who feels like paddling.

If Cheney and other anti-Trump conservatives are going to face the charge that they’re just born-again left-wingers, why don’t they criticize Harris’ progressive politics while saying they’re going to vote for her anyway because supporting Trump isn’t an option?

DeLorean became a born-again Christian and told Playboy that he had been the victim of his own “insatiable pride ... an arrogance that was beyond that of any other human being alive.”

Berkowitz has since expressed remorse and said he is a born-again Christian.

Her comedy may not be for everyone, though, like the family of her new boyfriend, whom she described as a born-again Christian.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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