Cerca
to recrudesce
01
divampare
(of an unpleasant or dangerous thing) to become active again after being inactive for a period of time
02
riaprirsi, diventare crudo
become raw or open
recrudesce
v
recrudescence
n
recrudescence
n
recrudescent
adj
recrudescent
adj
Esempio
The disease can recrudesce if treatment is not continued as prescribed.
Old tensions between the neighboring communities began to recrudesce after the recent political upheaval.
After a few months of calm, the patient’s symptoms began to recrudesce, requiring immediate medical attention.
The conflict between the two countries seemed to recrudesce, despite previous peace agreements.
