reblossomed
Flowered a second time
Reblossomed is the past tense of reblossom, meaning to blossom again after a previous flowering.
Plants that reblossom produce new flowers in a second cycle, either later in the same season or in subsequent years.
The word extends figuratively to describe anything that experiences renewal or revival after a period of dormancy: Their friendship reblossomed after years of distance.
The cherry trees reblossomed unexpectedly in early fall.
Restore consciousness or vigor
- reawakenBecome alert again
- reemergeAppear again after absence
- reappearBecome visible again
- comebackRecovery after decline
resurgence · renaissance · rekindling · reanimation · resuscitation · restoration · reactivation · reemergence
Make valid again
- rejuvenateRestore youthful vigor
- revitalizeRestore strength and vitality
- refreshRestore energy or newness
- regenerateRestore by regrowing
rebirth · reinvigorate · flourish · restore · recover · heal · transform · reinvent
Blossom anew
- petalBloom's colorful segment
- budUnopened plant growth
- pollinateSpread reproductive plant dust
- perennialRecurring each year
bulb · rhizome · dormancy · garden · cultivar · pruning · deadheading · spring
Desire for good outcomes
- optimismTendency to expect good
- resilienceCapacity to recover quickly
- healingRestoration of health
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
uplift · inspiration · spirit · fortitude · perseverance · faith · promise · reassurance
revive
Restore consciousness or vigor
comeback · resurgence · renaissance · rekindling · reanimation · resuscitation · restoration · reactivation · reemergence · reinstatement
renew
Make valid again
- rejuvenateRestore youthful vigor
- revitalizeRestore strength and vitality
- refreshRestore energy or newness
regenerate · rebirth · reinvigorate · flourish · restore · recover · heal · transform · reinvent · overhaul
reflower
Blossom anew
perennial · bulb · rhizome · dormancy · garden · cultivar · pruning · deadheading · spring · vernal
hope
Desire for good outcomes
- optimismTendency to expect good
- resilienceCapacity to recover quickly
- healingRestoration of health
recovery · uplift · inspiration · spirit · fortitude · perseverance · faith · promise · reassurance · courage
reconnect
Establish contact again
mend · forgive · restore · repair · rebuild · rapprochement · rediscover · reignite · warmth · intimacy