recollapsed
Fell in twice
Recollapsed means collapsed again after a previous collapse and some degree of recovery or reinflation.
A lung that recollapsed after surgery requires further intervention.
A building temporarily shored up may recollapse.
The souffle recollapsed before we could serve it.
The word implies a return to a failed state.
Underground passage collapse
- implosionViolent collapse inward
- subsidenceGradual ground sinking
- crumpleCompress into irregular folds
- buckleFrame-and-prong fastener
deflation · sinkhole · caved · folded · gave way · pancaked · compressed · flattened
Revert to bad habits
- regressRevert to earlier state
- relapseReturn to former illness
- deteriorateGrow worse over time
- worsenBecome more severe
setback · recurrence · decline · degenerate · return · revert · fallback · regression
Respiratory chest organ
- pneumothoraxAir in pleural space
- airwayPassage for breath
- ventricleHollow organ chamber
- valveFluid flow controller
artery · vein · tissue · organ · membrane · stent · graft · surgical
Venue for trade
- bubbleAir-filled film sphere
- currencyMedium of exchange
- economySystem of trade and production
- downturnEconomic decline period
crash · bust · default · bankruptcy · recession · depression · double-dip · correction
cave-in
Underground passage collapse
- implosionViolent collapse inward
- subsidenceGradual ground sinking
- crumpleCompress into irregular folds
buckle · deflation · sinkhole · caved · folded · gave way · pancaked · compressed · flattened · crushed
backslide
Revert to bad habits
- regressRevert to earlier state
- relapseReturn to former illness
- deteriorateGrow worse over time
worsen · setback · recurrence · decline · degenerate · return · revert · fallback · regression · slipped back
lung
Respiratory chest organ
- pneumothoraxAir in pleural space
- airwayPassage for breath
- ventricleHollow organ chamber
valve · artery · vein · tissue · organ · membrane · stent · graft · surgical · post-operative
market
Venue for trade
downturn · crash · bust · default · bankruptcy · recession · depression · double-dip · correction · plummeted
recollapsedrestabilized
Made stable again
rebuilt · reinforced · restored · reconstructed · reconstituted
recollapsedstabilized
Made steady or constant
reinforced · strengthened · fortified · supported · intact