resurgences
Returns to prominence
Resurgences are instances of something rising again or returning to prominence after a period of decline.
A disease may see resurgences after vaccination rates drop.
A musical genre experiences resurgences when new artists revive it.
Recent resurgences of interest in vinyl records have boosted sales.
The word often appears in news coverage of trends, movements, or threats that had seemed to fade.
Returns to normal state
- populationsGroups of residents counted
- speciesFinest taxonomic rank
- wildlifeUndomesticated natural organisms
- habitatsNative dwelling places
ecosystems · conservation · reintroductions · rewilding · breeding · migrations · biodiversity · restoration
Returns to prominence
- renaissancesCultural or artistic revivals
- traditionsLong-established customs passed down
- folkRegular common people
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
indigenous · languages · crafts · rituals · customs · music · art · festivals
Instances of reappearing
- relapsesReturns to illness
- outbreaksSudden widespread occurrences
- infectionsMicrobial invasions causing disease
- epidemicsWidespread disease outbreaks
diseases · symptoms · flare-ups · cancers · viruses · malaria · tuberculosis · measles
Returns to prominence
- comebacksQuick retaliatory replies
- movementsChanges in position
- nationalismDevotion to one's country
- populismPolitics favoring ordinary citizens
authoritarianism · independence · separatism · democracy · opposition · activism · uprisings · mobilizations
Returns to normal state
- reboundsReturns after deflection
- boomsRumbles or upswings
- growthIncrease in size
- marketsTrade gathering places
industries · sectors · manufacturing · exports · employment · investments · tourism · prosperity
recoveries
Returns to normal state
- populationsGroups of residents counted
- speciesFinest taxonomic rank
- wildlifeUndomesticated natural organisms
habitats · ecosystems · conservation · reintroductions · rewilding · breeding · migrations · biodiversity · restoration · recolonization
revivals
Returns to prominence
- renaissancesCultural or artistic revivals
- traditionsLong-established customs passed down
- folkRegular common people
heritage · indigenous · languages · crafts · rituals · customs · music · art · festivals · spirituality
recurrences
Instances of reappearing
- relapsesReturns to illness
- outbreaksSudden widespread occurrences
- infectionsMicrobial invasions causing disease
epidemics · diseases · symptoms · flare-ups · cancers · viruses · malaria · tuberculosis · measles · remissions
revivals
Returns to prominence
- comebacksQuick retaliatory replies
- movementsChanges in position
- nationalismDevotion to one's country
populism · authoritarianism · independence · separatism · democracy · opposition · activism · uprisings · mobilizations · campaigns
recoveries
Returns to normal state
markets · industries · sectors · manufacturing · exports · employment · investments · tourism · prosperity · expansion
surges
Abrupt powerful rises
- wavesTraveling energy disturbances
- currentsDirectional flows of movement
- floodingOverwhelming water accumulation
tides · waters · oceans · coastal · estuaries · swells · inundation · storm · seawater · bores
- cycleslife cycle, cycle, circle of life, cycles, period
resurgencesdeclines
Refuses or diminishes
extinctions · collapses · downfalls · demises · disappearances
resurgencesdormancies
States of suspended activity
stagnations · lulls · decays · atrophies · deteriorations