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tearing something down on purpose because standing there broken was worse.
means to construct something again, usually better-informed by why the first version failed.
from from re- (again) plus build, traced to old english byldan, related to bold — as in a house, a shelter, a place to be brave in.
not repairrepair patches, rebuild starts from the foundation
engine terma rebuilt engine can outlast the original
credit contextrebuilding credit takes longer than ruining it