re-emerge

verb

1. to emerge or appear again; resurface

   to re-emerge as a threat

Example Sentences

He ultimately re-emerged with a new investment approach, focused on low-cost, rules-based index investing.

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In theory, Norris had a gap more than big enough to stop and re-emerge in front.

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Mount did not re-emerge for the second half and Amorim said afterwards the former Chelsea man had been experiencing a problem for 30 minutes before that: "I am concerned about that," he said.

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A member of the fire service went under the water and re-emerged saying that he had located a "tree on the bottom of the river pinning the boy under it".

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Swift announced her purchase of her original masters with a heartfelt letter to fans, where she wrote that the final two albums would "have their moments to re-emerge when the time is right."

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