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Recrudescent   Listen
adjective
Recrudescent  adj.  
1.
Growing raw, sore, or painful again.
2.
Breaking out again after temporary abatement or supression; as, a recrudescent epidemic.





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"Recrudescent" Quotes from Famous Books



... him from interfering with the taboo dog when it ate the taboo egg-layers. Which taboo might be the greater was beyond him. And Bashti, who had not tasted a megapode egg in half a year, and who was keen for the one recrudescent thrill of remote youth still left to him, led the way back across the mangrove swamp at so prodigious a pace as quite to wind his high priest who was ...
— Jerry of the Islands • Jack London
... brother-in-law suddenly bethought himself of this too lovely creature who would be exposed to the final horrors of recrudescent barbarism if the Germans entered Paris; he determined to put public demands aside for the moment and take her to Dinard, whence she could, if necessary, cross ...
— The Living Present • Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton
... is the State at the service and for the protection of the individual and of the family. "To Caesar what belongs to Caesar; to God what belongs to God." Before the ever recrudescent forces of neo-paganisim it is most useful, we contend, to reassert in plain, terse language the principles, the reasons that explain and justify our persistent attitude on the school problem. They will be our answer to the question which is ever thrown ...
— Catholic Problems in Western Canada • George Thomas Daly


Words linked to "Recrudescent" :   recrudescence, revived


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