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Recurrence

Noun

Sense 1: The state or quality of happening again or repeatedly

Recurrence refers to the repeated or frequent occurrence of something.

Example sentences:

  1. The recurrence of the flu every winter is not uncommon.
  2. There has been a recurrence of violent protests in the city.
  3. The recurrence of her migraines is causing her great discomfort.
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Sense 2: The reappearance of a medical condition or symptoms after a period of improvement or remission

In medicine, recurrence refers to the return of a disease, symptoms, or conditions following a period of improvement or temporary disappearance.

Example sentences:

  1. The recurrence of his cancer was devastating news for the whole family.
  2. Despite the initial successful treatment, there is a possibility of recurrence.
  3. Patients should be closely monitored to detect any signs of recurrence.
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Verb

Sense 1: To occur again or repeatedly

When used as a verb, recurrance means the act of happening again or repeatedly.

Example sentences:

  1. Bad dreams recurred frequently during her stressful period.
  2. The same pattern of mistakes kept recurring in his work.
  3. If symptoms recur, please consult your doctor immediately.
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Sense 2: To reappear or resurface after a period of absence or remission

Recurrence as a verb means to come back or reemerge after being absent or in remission.

Example sentences:

  1. Her fear of flying recurred when she boarded the plane.
  2. Old memories kept recurring in his mind.
  3. After months of silence, her former boss suddenly recurred in her life.
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