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View definitions for reappearing

reappearing

verb as in come again

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He said the websites advertising the domes often had minor spelling mistakes and only seemed to operate for a few days before disappearing and reappearing with a different name.

From BBC

Seconds later, the same camera captures the Audi reappearing and four people jump out, chasing the boys down the road, before inflicting the fatal injuries in an attack lasting 33 seconds.

From BBC

As government agencies and private companies turn their eyes toward the stars, I’ve noticed many of the factors that drove European Christian imperialism between the 15th and 19th centuries reappearing in high-speed, high-tech forms.

From Salon

But, with his love for the sport remaining undiminished, it is hard not see him reappearing in the coming years.

From BBC

He said he installed cacti in massive wooden planters on the sidewalk to try to deter the encampment from reappearing.

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

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