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View definitions for make a comeback

make a comeback

verb as in pick up

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But this year, all three properties have made, or will make, a comeback to theaters with sequels.

Upstate, in New York's 17th District, former Rep. Mondaire Jones, a Democrat, is seeking to make a comeback against Rep. Mike Lawler, the incumbent Republican.

From Salon

Selby said the event was "so much fun" it made him want to make a comeback, a feeling he hoped would "die down soon".

From BBC

Tenacious D isn’t going anywhere, but it might take some time for the satirical rock-comedy duo to make a comeback, Jack Black says.

A nationwide ban on DDT in 1972 helped peregrines make a comeback.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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