Examples of 're-emerged' in a sentence
Meaning of "re-emerged"
Re-emerge means to emerge again or to come back into existence after a period of absence or obscurity. It is often used to describe the reappearance of something that was previously hidden or forgotten
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- simple past tense and past participle of re-emerge
How to use "re-emerged" in a sentence
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Has re-emerged as a young and confident veteran.
Democracy finally re-emerged two decades ago.
Tiered pricing policies have now re-emerged.
Prevention has re-emerged as the mainstay of the response.
Concerns about supply disruptions re-emerged.
Life has re-emerged in a land that should be dead.
But the evil that once was has re-emerged.
Such a re-emerged trait is called an atavism.
Presently the two of them re-emerged and came over to me.
She re-emerged as a corporate raider for the criminal underground.
Almost everything re-emerged in fashion trend.
It was in this context that the green economy concept re-emerged.
Intruders have re-emerged upon the sensor grid.
Within the synagogue the custom of singing soon re-emerged.
Recently this past re-emerged in the public debate.
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Familiar patterns of unaccountability, corruption and patronage re-emerged rapidly.
The drug then re-emerged as a treatment for osteoporosis.
A pattern of enforced disappearances in the north and east re-emerged.
It has then re-emerged as a sign of humanism.
Payless ShoeSource announced today that it has re-emerged from bankruptcy.
Ridley has re-emerged as a fantasy weapon in recent weeks.
Many known infectious diseases that were thought to be under control have re-emerged.
Finger spinners have re-emerged in the international circuit.
They had been cleaned specially and their vibrancy had re-emerged.
China has re-emerged as a major power in the last decade.
Regional tensions have grown and terrorism has re-emerged as a regional reality.
But he has re-emerged with a different identity each time.
These tablecloths were once forgotten, but re-emerged on the market a while back.
The wolf re-emerged and headed for the bed.
The private press practically disappeared with independence, and only recently re-emerged.
Three answers constantly re-emerged and dominated the results.
Increasing concern about social inequality within and among countries also re-emerged.
Life has re-emerged in the land that should have been dead.
In the years since their discovery these pathogens have re-emerged in outbreaks worldwide.
As absinthe has re-emerged on the market so has the paraphernalia associated with it.
During the year the pattern of harassment of political prisoners ' family members re-emerged.
This disease has since re-emerged as a major cause of child mortality.
It is currently recovering from the recession, though the country has pretty much re-emerged.
Monetary policy divergences have re-emerged as an important factor in exchange rate markets.
So the compelling need for battery storage linked with rooftop solar has re-emerged.
Domestic wine production has re-emerged in tandem with these new perspectives.
Trump previously announced the defeat of the group, but sleeper cells of fighters re-emerged.
The singer recently re-emerged on social media after taking a year off.
In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, employment has re-emerged as a top political priority.
The street has re-emerged as the space for the measurement of forces.
Gradually the presence of colonists and cattle diminished, and communal land holdings re-emerged.
We know this because these societies re-emerged dramatically and took everybody by surprise.
She then re-emerged wearing a blood red dress - confirming her initiation into the industry.
But the secret that went with him re-emerged almost precisely the day he died.
Science re-emerged triumphantly in the period of the Renaissance.
