reoccur
Come back around
To reoccur is to occur again or repeatedly.
The word is interchangeable with recur, though recur is more established and preferred in formal writing.
The same problem keeps reoccurring.
If symptoms reoccur, consult your doctor.
Do or say again
- recurHappen more than once
- returnGo back again
- reappearBecome visible again
- resurfaceAppear again after absence
reemerge · come back · crop up · show up · persist · continue · resume · restart
Return to former illness
- flare-upSudden recurrence of symptoms
- remissionTemporary disease absence
- exacerbationMaking something more severe
- episodeSerialized content unit
outbreak · symptom · condition · chronic · acute · dormant · latent · trigger
Repeating in rounds
- periodicOccurring at intervals
- intermittentOccurring at irregular intervals
- episodicOccurring in distinct segments
- sporadicOccurring irregularly, infrequently
regular · seasonal · rhythmic · patterned · interval · scheduled · predictable · annual
Continuing despite difficulty
- ongoingIn progress now
- continualRepeatedly occurring over time
- continuousWithout pause or gap
- perpetualLasting without interruption
constant · relentless · unrelenting · habitual · long-term · enduring · lasting · lingering
repeat
Do or say again
resurface · reemerge · come back · crop up · show up · persist · continue · resume · restart · renew
relapse
Return to former illness
- flare-upSudden recurrence of symptoms
- remissionTemporary disease absence
- exacerbationMaking something more severe
episode · outbreak · symptom · condition · chronic · acute · dormant · latent · trigger · infection
cyclical
Repeating in rounds
- periodicOccurring at intervals
- intermittentOccurring at irregular intervals
- episodicOccurring in distinct segments
sporadic · regular · seasonal · rhythmic · patterned · interval · scheduled · predictable · annual · monthly
persistent
Continuing despite difficulty
- ongoingIn progress now
- continualRepeatedly occurring over time
- continuousWithout pause or gap
perpetual · constant · relentless · unrelenting · habitual · long-term · enduring · lasting · lingering · perennial
theme
Central recurring concept
trend · phenomenon · behavior · issue · problem · nightmare · memory · thought · dream · flashback