1. past tense and past participle of reeducate: to educate again or differently, especially to change someone’s beliefs or behavior through instruction
Usage: often used in political contexts

Examples

• The former soldiers were reeducated for civilian careers.
• She was reeducated about proper safety procedures after the accident.
• The program reeducated prisoners to help them reintegrate into society.
• Workers were reeducated when new technology was introduced.
• The government reeducated citizens about environmental conservation.
• He was reeducated in modern teaching methods.
• The company reeducated employees on updated policies.