recrudesce Synonyms
recrudesce Meaning
recrudesce (v)
happen
become raw or open
recrudesce (v. i.)
To be in a state of recrudescence; esp., to come into renewed freshness, vigor, or activity; to revive.
recrudesce Sentence Examples
- After a brief lull, the symptoms of the disease recrudesced, causing a resurgence of pain and discomfort.
- Despite the initial success of the antibiotics, the infection recrudesced, forcing a modification in treatment.
- Old tensions between the rival gangs recrudesced, threatening to escalate into a violent conflict.
- The recrudescence of the political turmoil sent shockwaves through the nation, destabilizing the government.
- The patient's underlying health condition recrudesced, hindering their recovery from surgery.
- The memories of the tragic event recrudesced with painful intensity, haunting the survivors.
- The recent economic crisis caused a recrudescence of poverty and unemployment in the region.
- The flames of the wildfire recrudesced, threatening to engulf nearby communities.
- The recrudescence of the volcano forced the evacuation of nearby towns, raising concerns for public safety.
- The wounds of the past recrudesced in the present, casting a long shadow over the lives of the survivors.
FAQs About the word recrudesce
happen, become raw or openTo be in a state of recrudescence; esp., to come into renewed freshness, vigor, or activity; to revive.
continue, reopen, renew, proceed (with), resume, pick up,restart, revive,resuscitate
end, end,complete, complete, conclude, conclude, finish, finish, consummate, consummate
After a brief lull, the symptoms of the disease recrudesced, causing a resurgence of pain and discomfort.
Despite the initial success of the antibiotics, the infection recrudesced, forcing a modification in treatment.
Old tensions between the rival gangs recrudesced, threatening to escalate into a violent conflict.
The recrudescence of the political turmoil sent shockwaves through the nation, destabilizing the government.
