to re-emerge

Examples

• All

• The British suffer heavier losses but claim victory as the German fleet withdraws and does not re emerge from its base for the rest of the war.

• Layers which then re emerge on the Earth's surface in the form of lava, which in turn creates more rocks.

• Or I would be walking down the street and the experience of some poem I had read earlier would re emerge in my walking self.

• Every atom of every cell of your body is constantly emerging and re emerging from this field.

• And as you'll see, that issue is going to re emerge very soon when we start thinking about Hobbes.

• In recent years, we've seen very few deaths from emerging and re emerging infectious diseases.

• The British suffer heavier losses but claim victory as the German fleet withdraws and does not re emerge from its base for the rest of the war.

• So reversion is a very important principle and it shows that these forms revert and re emerge, get reabsorbed.

• As the storm passed, the sun started to re-emerge from behind the clouds, brightening the day.

• She decided to re-emerge on social media after taking a long break from posting updates.

Synonyms

C

to come out

vsto re-emerge

∞ 2.3

To appear or become visible, for example when the sun shines through clouds

limits this to a return to visibility after a prior disappearance

S

to show up

vsto re-emerge

∞ 1.4

To be seen or arrive at a place

focuses on returning to view after an absence rather than simple arrival

A

to appear

vsto re-emerge

∞ 1.0

To come into view or become visible

refers specifically to coming back into view after disappearing

T

to turn up

vsto re-emerge

290 2.0

To appear after being lost or when not expected

implies deliberate return to visibility rather than a chance arrival

E

to emerge

vsto re-emerge

264 3.5

To come out from behind or under something and become visible

adds the idea of returning after being unseen rather than first appearance

R

to revive

vsto re-emerge

113 4.2

Make something active or popular again after a time of being forgotten

refers only to returning to sight rather than revival of activity or life

R

to reappear

vsto re-emerge

61 2.7

To come back into sight after being away for a time

focuses on the repeated returning to view after being gone

R

to resurface

vsto re-emerge

35 4.2

To appear again after being hidden or inactive

emphasizes simple return to visibility rather than new emergence

C

to come forth

vsto re-emerge

• Formal

23 4.2

Appear from a place, often suddenly

is about reappearing after being out of sight rather than stepping forward

R

to reemerge

vsto re-emerge

8 4.1

To appear again after being away or hidden

is the hyphenated or alternative spelling of the same idea

R

to rematerialize

vsto re-emerge

• US

2 9.3

To appear again after being gone or invisible

is the general return to sight without stressing physical reformation

Antonyms

D

to disappear

∞ 1.0

To stop being seen or to no longer be there

How Noticeable

to resurface

35 4.2

to re-emerge

11 5.0

to reappear

61 2.7

return

577 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology