recrudescence
pronunciation
How to pronounce recrudescence in British English:
UK [ˌri:kru:'desns]
How to pronounce recrudescence in American English:
US [ˌrikru'desns]
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- Noun:
- a return of something after a period of abatement
Word Origin
- recrudescence (n.)
- 1707, "a becoming raw again, a breaking out afresh," from stem of Latin recrudescere "re-open" (of wounds), literally "become raw again," from re- "again" (see re-) + crudescere, from crudus "raw" (see crude (adj.)) + inchoative suffix -escere. Meaning "revival" is from 1906. Related: Recrudescency (1650s); recrudescent (1726).
Example
- 1. It is that of a " recrudescence of protectionist sentiment that threatens to repeat the disaster of the 1930s " .
- 2. To eliminates the remaining tumour cell , to reduce cancer recrudescence and the transfer rate has influential role .
- 3. Because had not insisted that the medicine the consolidated treatment , often sends disease recrudescence , wastes all previous efforts .
- 4. But the abdominal cavity dissection structure is complex , the surgery is quite thoroughly difficult , the recrudescence possibility is big .
- 5. Cao 's character mainly includes the following three aspects : the recrudescence of primitive human nature , the muddiness of the purpose of opposition and the collapse of her maternity .