resurgence

[ri-sur-juhns]

noun

1. the act or fact of rising again or returning; revival.

   There has been a resurgence of polio in countries where vaccination is viewed with suspicion.

Word History and Origins

Origin of resurgence¹

resurg(ent) ( def. ) + -ence ( def. )

Example Sentences

Whether the script is an attempt to make up for lost time or a last-ditch effort at staging a career resurgence, Nora isn’t interested.

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But for now, the possibility of a reunion does at least seemingly exist — thanks to Bellinger’s versatile fit, recent resurgence and lingering familiarity with the franchise.

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Conditions are strong for a resurgence, Renaissance Capital says.

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Thankfully my parents, Auschwitz survivors and proud Zionists who endured the passage of Resolution 3379 and experienced the hope engendered by its repeal, didn’t live to see today’s mainstream resurgence of anti-Zionism.

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Night trains in Europe are enjoying a resurgence especially among young people concerned about the environmental impact of flying.

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Related Words

• comeback 
• rebirth 
• rebound 
• recovery 
• rejuvenation 
• renaissance 
• renewal 
• restoration 
• resurrection 
• revitalization 
• triumph