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Often used in the same context:
occur,
arise,
happen,
persist,
subside,
abate,
erupt,
reappear,
metastasize,
materialize,
linger,
rechallenge,
worsen,
suffer,
metastasise,
forebode,
fester,
constitute,
resurface,
originate,
eventuate,
ensue,
incur,
deteriorate,
remedied,
erythema nodosum,
revisited,
repeat,
regress,
disappear,
escalate,
anticipate,
lichen planus,
unfold,
ossify,
afflict,
dissipate,
fluctuate,
rectified,
candida albicans,
foresee,
exist,
pertain,
predominate,
precede,
relate,
fructify,
befall,
pneumocystis carinii pneumonia,
vaginal discharge,
resurge,
cured,
presage,
herpes zoster virus,
foretell,
crystallize,
reemerge,
curdle,
portend,
resolved,
ulcerate,
beget,
overreact,
thrombosed,
reinfect,
emanate,
rebloom,
flaring,
succumb,
foreshadow,
immunosuppressed,
evolve,
proliferate,
malignant hyperthermia,
emerge,
correspond,
fade,
recede,
ameliorated,
hiatus hernia,
vanish,
inhere,
allergic eczema,
common bile duct,
involve,
resorbed,
revisit,
fecal impaction,
unlearnt,
pervade,
relapse,
biopsied,
palliated,
inflect,
cardiac tamponade,
obviate,
allude,
tertiary syphilis,
accrete,
recapitulates,
corrected,
cohere,
abound,
derive,
cf,
ex,
associates,
petitions,
reside,
acts,
com,
contentions,
converge,
delinquencies,
ibid,
sions,
struggles,
suffice,
tions,
\u00ab,
alters,
avatars,
dif,
afraid,
after,
anus,
arrears,
atrioventricular,
auncient,
ave,
baiting,
breakthrough,
clamp,
cromwellian,
cur,
diffe,
distressful,
distressing,
dull,
fonder,
foregone,
four
More specific:
cycle
Appears in the definition of:
cycle,
haunt,
perseveration,
recurrent fever,
relapsing fever,
stalk,
synchronisation,
synchronising,
synchronization,
synchronizing
More general:
apply,
come about,
come back,
employ,
go on,
hap,
happen,
hark back,
occur,
pass,
pass off,
recall,
return,
take place,
use,
utilise,
utilize
Synonyms:
fall back,
go back,
repeat,
resort
Also try:
— Adjectives for recur:
same,
first,
many,
past,
particular,
latter,
local,
last,
more,
earlier,
mental,
more...
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