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desce
Third Person
recrudesces
Present Participle
recrudescing
Past Tense
recrudesced
Past Participle
recrudesced
1
(of an unpleasant or dangerous thing) to become active again after being inactive for a period of time
- The conflict between the two countries seemed to recrudesce, despite previous peace agreements.
- The disease can recrudesce if treatment is not continued as prescribed.
- The malware showed signs of recrudescing, spreading rapidly through the network once more.
- Old tensions between the neighboring communities began to recrudesce after the recent political upheaval.
- After a few months of calm, the patient’s symptoms began to recrudesce, requiring immediate medical attention.