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Meaning recur meaning

What does recur mean?

recur

— verb happen or occur again This is a recurring story — verb return in thought or speech to something — verb (= resort) have recourse to The government resorted to rationing meat

Synonyms recur synonyms

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repeat reappear return go back come back revert resort relapse happen again have recourse fall back break out again turn trace back take up run again revert to retrovert retrogress resurgence resurface resume rerun repullulate reproduction representation repetition rendition rejoin reiterate recurrent recurrence reconstruction re-emerge occur loiter linger haunt go crazy flare up fall be backdate apply appeal

Conjugation recur conjugation

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recur · verb

Examples recur examples

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Simple sentences

Next year we'll recur to this issue.

Movie subtitles

Of course it won't recur.
For so long it's been on my mind that her mother's. illness might be hereditary, that it might recur in Penelope.
It's been on my mind for so long that her mother's illness. might be hereditary, that it might recur in Penelope.
If it is, he may recur.
If she doesn't take care, the fracture could recur..and it could be more serious.
That behaviour will not recur.
That every human encounter is a singular occasion which can never recur again in exactly the same way.
They recur every 50 or so years, which is why, incidentally, the.
We cannot change the past, we can only learn from it and try to create a future in which such errors do not recur.
Only if the symptoms recur.
The bacteria will re-colonize in their bodies. and the symptoms recur and eventually they'll die.
Just give me sumatriptan for the pain and verapamil so it doesn't recur.
So these events will recur, and I think the more we understand about them, the better we can prepare for their eventuality.
It's still there, and likely to recur.
If it is, he may recur. Stop, Terry.
If you use your sword before regaining your strength, the effects of the poison will recur.
I wonder if you do have strep and that's why this seems to recur. All right, up to bed we go.
You're at risk for five years, have to be examined constantly, and the cancer can recur at any time.
Febrile seizures recur.
But until we know what caused this incident we can't be certain it won't recur.
If it becomes long-term with Connie, and if you learn about something and you decide to stick it out anyway, know that you will have vivid images and know that they'll recur probably forever.
The warts will recur, but if you schedule surgeries regularly, we might be able to keep them under control.
It may never recur.
The tumor can recur too easily.
They're stored in the pre-frontal cortex and with the right stimuli, they can recur.
And rare, violent processes exceptional events that will not recur in a lifetime also make major changes.
Once you get it, it can recur throughout your life.
That savage, his own barbarian boy, that animal, conceals his offence, because of that, that let him recur and cuts his throat off.
When I recur to spontaneity, I put a contact microphone on the bridge of my nose, I plug it to the amplifier and I increase the volume.
Does it recur to you whenever you close your eyes?

News and current affairs

The motives behind those attacks were examined in an effort to guarantee that such events would not recur.
ITHACA - Until a few years ago, economists of all persuasions confidently proclaimed that the Great Depression would never recur.
The market failures that initially give rise to public-sector intervention tend to recur internationally, which means that competition between states is usually not efficient, either.
Without treatment, these experiences recur relentlessly.
If no measures are taken to increase the minimum equity requirements for banks and other financial institutions, financial crises like the current one could recur.
The particular problems that prevented us from observing the returns on these stock markets will never be repeated, but it is wrong to assume that problems of that scale will not recur.
Could such a crisis recur?
The first reason betrays a lack of trust that governments can and will do the job that they learned how to do in the Great Depression: keep the flow of spending stable so that big depressions with long-lasting, double-digit unemployment do not recur.
There is not much agreement on the answers, but two themes recur in many explanations.
And here I reflect on the 1930's, and on how historical events recur, appearing first as tragedy and then, pace Karl Marx, as yet another tragedy.
These misunderstandings have not been corrected, which means that the same kinds of speculative dislocations could recur.
Getting things right - including a new regulatory system that reduces the likelihood that such a crisis will recur - is one of the many tasks to be left to the next administration.
This threat could recur, however, if there is a renewed standoff between new superpowers.
Otherwise, ruptures such as those at Myitsone and along the Mekong will recur, deepening China's sense of isolation and panic.
For us, that means that the economic mismanagement that caused the Irish economy's collapse would never recur.
Bubbles recur, especially in real estate, because this reflexive relationship is repeatedly ignored.
Nor should the international neglect that has for too long allowed the Darfur genocide to go unpunished recur when it comes to sustaining the quest for peace in Sudan.
Recriminations after financial crises have a long history, and they recur in regular cycles.
In the post-crisis financial order, governments must take on the role of monitoring and regulating pay in financial firms; otherwise, the perverse incentives that contributed to the current crisis could easily recur.

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