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rehab
noun
rehabilitation (a medical regime for the cure of alcohol and drug addiction); also, the clinic or hospital environment where rehabilitation takes place UK
Both senses may serve concurrently.- I don’t see how in hell Phil’s going to get her into rehab[.] — Jay McInerney, Story of My Life, p. 121, 1961
- He’s the one who made a small name for himself coming out of rehab a few years back. — John Birmingham, The Tasmanian Babes Fiasco, p. 154, 1997
- “May we should book him into rehab.” “I heard that, dude. That’s a bummer idea. Those people in rehab are weird. They’re like real downers. They’re all, like, druggies.” — Janet Evanovich, Seven Up, p. 72, 2001
- Vicodin first hit the news in the US when Friends star Matthew Perry’s addiction saw him check in and out of rehab on an almost monthly basis. — Drugs: An Adult Guide, p. 25, December 2001
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