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Meaning of recurrent
recurrent (s)
recurring again and again
recurrent (a.)
Returning from time to time; recurring; as, recurrent pains.
Running back toward its origin; as, a recurrent nerve or artery.
recurrent Sentence Examples
- Recurrent nightmares plagued the young woman, leaving her constantly terrified.
- The recurrent pain in her abdomen pointed to a chronic underlying issue.
- The tornado was part of a recurrent weather pattern that brought devastation to the region.
- The recurrent flickering of the lights suggested a loose connection somewhere.
- His recurrent headaches were affecting his daily life and productivity.
- The recurrent theme in the artist's paintings explored the concept of identity.
- The recurrence of the disease after treatment was a major setback for the patient.
- Recurrent memories of the accident haunted the survivor, making it difficult to move on.
- The stock market's recurrent volatility made investors hesitant to invest.
- Recurrent droughts in the area had severely impacted agricultural production.
FAQs About the word recurrent
recurring again and againReturning from time to time; recurring; as, recurrent pains., Running back toward its origin; as, a recurrent nerve or artery.
periodic,recurring, intermittent, periodical,continual, seasonal, on-and-off, spasmodic, alternate, fitful
continuous,continuous, constant, constant, incessant, unceasing, unceasing,incessant, eternal, perpetual
Recurrent nightmares plagued the young woman, leaving her constantly terrified.
The recurrent pain in her abdomen pointed to a chronic underlying issue.
The tornado was part of a recurrent weather pattern that brought devastation to the region.
The recurrent flickering of the lights suggested a loose connection somewhere.
