to reemerge

Examples

• All

• And then we're surprised when we see those traits or those tendencies reemerge in our modern world.

• The most insidious aspect of this identity construction is that it is self-perpetuating and continues to reemerge across generations.

  Academic text (2018)

• Also, there is some reason to believe that effects may reemerge later in some circumstances.

  Academic text (1995)

• Now questions about German national interest and purpose reemerge in full force.

  Academic text (1993)

• Suddenly, he reemerges and comes down to where the officials and Jack stand.

  Fiction book (1997)

• What secret individual memory has suddenly reemerged in the man asleep?

  Fiction book (1993)

• At this point, the private prescribing doctor reemerged to take part in the wider treatment debate.

  Academic text (2005)

• Many old demons have survived totalitarianism, and in fact have reemerged ever more strongly.

  Academic text (1995)

• The notion of Turkey being a model for Islamic countries reemerged more forcefully after September 11.

  Academic text (2005)

• A little before noon, he reemerged and proudly announced that luncheon was served.

  Fiction book (2002)

Synonyms

C

to come back

vsto reemerge

∞ 1.3

To return to how it was before

focuses on appearing again not only recovery of earlier state or condition

R

to reappear

vsto reemerge

70 2.7

To come back into sight after being away for a time

is the more general term for returning after absence or inactivity

C

to come again

vsto reemerge

47 2.1

To return to a place or situation after a short time away

refers to appearing after longer absence or inactivity rather than brief returns

R

to rise again

vsto reemerge

35 5.7

Come back to life or return to activity after a time away

refers to appearing after absence without implying literal revival from death

R

to resurface

vsto reemerge

34 4.2

To appear again after being hidden or inactive

is the broader term for returning after absence not only visibility

C

to come back from the dead

vsto reemerge

• Informal

15 5.5

Become successful or active again after a long time away

means to appear again after absence but not necessarily as a major comeback

R

to reawaken

vsto reemerge

10 5.1

To become awake or aware again

means to appear again rather than to gain awareness or wakefulness

R

to return from the dead

vsto reemerge

5 7.9

To come back to life or appear again after people thought it was gone

is more general and does not require being thought dead before appearing again

R

to rematerialize

vsto reemerge

• US

4 9.3

To appear again after being gone or invisible

covers general return after absence and not only regaining physical form

R

to resurge

vsto reemerge

1 7.4

To become active again after a slow or quiet time

means simply to appear again after being absent not necessarily to grow stronger

L

like Lazarus

vsto reemerge

• Literature

1 9.9

Return suddenly after being gone for a long time

describes ordinary reappearance rather than a dramatic sudden return

R

to re-emerge

vsto reemerge

5.0

To appear again after being hidden or gone

is identical in meaning but written with a hyphen not as one word

R

to recrudesce

vsto reemerge

• Specialized

9.9

Start again after a quiet time, usually something bad

is neutral about return and does not focus on unpleasant recurrence

Antonyms

D

to disappear

∞ 1.0

To stop being seen or to no longer be there

How Visible

to appear

873 1.0

to reemerge

8 4.1

to resurface

34 4.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology