reappearance

Examples of reappeared

reappeared

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

By the time it reappeared, certain senators considered it too timid.
Inspection of the 8-curves reveals that the approximate percentage rule has now reappeared.
Birds, butterflies, and flowers came to dominate definitives and development projects such as railways and dams reappeared on commemoratives.
Improvement in intrusive memories, which had appeared transiently at weeks 1 and 8, reappeared at week 12.
No thrombus has reappeared during the follow-up after aortocoronary bypass surgery.
The screen was then cleared and the prompt to press the start key reappeared.
Barter may have reappeared to some extent when the fiat money regime breaks down into a gigantic inflation, with prices doubling every day.
The effect reappeared at near-full strength almost immediately.
However, microfilariae subsequently reappeared, and most patients were positive again by the third month.
When he reappeared, his clinical status had deteriorated still further.
The fury passed after the vomit took effect and never reappeared.
These documents were discarded by the user but reappeared in the ranking if they matched the new query.
The term has reappeared to describe a new batch of such films.
Devices like the hopper boy, conveyors, lifts, and leather belting reappeared as parts of a more general mass production over the following century.
In a context characterised by the non-existence of mediation and representative institutions, but where important society transformations had taken place, this was the manner in which political activity reappeared.
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