reappear
verb
1 reappear
Appear again:
— The sores reappeared on her body.
— Her husband reappeared after having left her years ago.
synonym: re-emerge.
Roget 104:
repeat,
iterate,
reiterate,
reproduce,
echo,
reecho,
drum,
harp upon,
battologize†,
hammer,
redouble.
recur,
revert,
return,
reappear,
recurse [Comp.];
renew
etc.
(restore)
660.
rehearse;
do over again,
say over again;
ring the changes on;
harp on the same string;
din in the ear,
drum in the ear;
conjugate in all its moods tenses and conjugate in all its moods tenses and inflexions†,
begin again,
go over the same ground,
go the same round,
never hear the last of;
resume,
return to,
recapitulate,
reword.
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Roget 446:
be become visible
etc.
adj.;
appear,
open to the view;
meet the eye,
catch the eye;
basset;
present itself,
show manifest itself,
produce itself,
discover itself,
reveal itself,
expose itself,
betray itself;
stand forth,
stand out;
materialize;
show;
arise;
peep out,
peer out,
crop out;
start up,
spring up,
show up,
turn up,
crop up;
glimmer,
loom;
glare;
burst forth;
burst upon the view,
burst upon the sight;
heave in sight;
come in sight,
come into view,
come out,
come forth,
come forward;
see the light of day;
break through the clouds;
make its appearance,
show its face,
appear to one's eyes,
come upon the stage,
float before the eyes,
speak for itself
etc.
(manifest)
525;
attract the attention
etc.
457;
reappear;
live in a glass house.
expose to view
etc.
525.
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Roget 660:
return to the original state;
recover,
rally,
revive;
come come to,
come round,
come to oneself;
pull through,
weather the storm,
be oneself again;
get well,
get round,
get the better of,
get over,
get about;
rise from one's ashes,
rise from the grave;
survive
etc.
(outlive)
110;
resume,
reappear;
come to,
come to life again;
live again,
rise again.
heal,
skin over,
cicatrize;
right itself.
restore,
put back,
place in statu quo [Lat.];
reinstate,
replace,
reseat,
rehabilitate,
reestablish,
reestate†,
reinstall.
reconstruct,
rebuild,
reorganize,
reconstitute;
reconvert;
renew,
renovate;
regenerate;
rejuvenate.
redeem,
reclaim,
recover,
retrieve;
rescue
etc.
(deliver)
672.
redress,
recure†;
cure,
heal,
remedy,
doctor,
physic,
medicate;
break of;
bring round,
set on one's legs.
resuscitate,
revive,
reanimate,
revivify,
recall to life;
reproduce
etc.
163;
warm up;
reinvigorate,
refresh
etc.
689.
make whole,
redintegrate†;
recoup
etc.
790;
make good,
make all square;
rectify,
correct;
put right,
put to rights,
set right,
set to rights,
set straight;
set up;
put in order
etc.
(arrange)
60;
refit,
recruit;
fill up,
fill up the ranks;
reinforce.
repair;
put in repair,
remanufacture,
put in thorough repair,
put in complete repair;
retouch,
refashion,
botch†,
vamp,
tinker,
cobble;
do up,
patch up,
touch up,
plaster up,
vamp up;
darn,
finedraw†,
heelpiece†;
stop a gap,
stanch,
staunch,
caulk,
calk,
careen,
splice,
bind up wounds.
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Moby thesaurus: alternate, be here again, circle, come again, come and go, come around, come round, come round again, come up again, cycle, echo, go back, intermit, keep coming, oscillate, pulsate, pulse, recur, reoccur, repeat, resound, resume, return, reverberate, revert, revolve, roll around, rotate, turn, undulate, wheel, wheel around ... show more.
reappearing
adjective
Roget 163:
reproduced
etc.
v.;
renascent,
reappearing;
reproductive;
suigenetic†.
Moby thesaurus: Phoenixlike, continuous, cyclical, ever-recurring, frequent, haunting, incessant, periodic, re-creative, re-formative, reborn, recrudescent, recurrent, recurring, redivivus, regenerative, renascent, renewed, reorganizational, reproductive, restorative, resurgent, resurrected, returning, revenant, revisional, revived, thematic, thick-coming, ubiquitous ... show more.
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