unrecuring Antonyms
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Meaning of unrecuring
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unrecuring (a.)
Incurable.
unrecuring Sentence Examples
- The unrecurring nature of the virus's outbreaks made it difficult for scientists to predict its behavior.
- The damage from the hurricane was unrecurring, requiring significant effort to rebuild the affected areas.
- The patient experienced unrecurring seizures, making it challenging to diagnose and treat the underlying cause.
- The unrecurring rainfall patterns in the region created unpredictable water levels, affecting agriculture and infrastructure.
- The financial crisis resulted in unrecurring losses for investors, leading to a decline in market confidence.
- The unrecurring layoffs at the company created uncertainty among employees and raised concerns about job security.
- The political instability in the country was unrecurring, with frequent changes in government and periods of unrest.
- The unrecurring nature of the disease meant that patients could experience periods of remission and relapse.
- The unrecurring flooding in the lowlands caused significant property damage and displacement of residents.
- The unrecurring popularity of the TV show surprised critics, who had initially predicted a limited lifespan for the series.
FAQs About the word unrecuring
Incurable.
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The unrecurring nature of the virus's outbreaks made it difficult for scientists to predict its behavior.
The damage from the hurricane was unrecurring, requiring significant effort to rebuild the affected areas.
The patient experienced unrecurring seizures, making it challenging to diagnose and treat the underlying cause.
The unrecurring rainfall patterns in the region created unpredictable water levels, affecting agriculture and infrastructure.
