Synonyms for recurrence
re·cur·rence

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1. recurrencenoun

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   reoccurrence

2. recurrencenoun

   Return or reversion to a certain state.

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   reoccurrence

3. recurrencenoun

   The instance of recurring; frequent occurrence.

   I shall insensibly go on from a rare to a frequent recurrence to the dangerous preparations. I. Taylor.

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   reoccurrence

4. recurrencenoun

   A return of symptoms as part of the natural progress of a disease.

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   reoccurrence

5. recurrencenoun

   Recourse.

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   reoccurrence

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1. recurrence, returnnoun

   happening again (especially at regular intervals)

   "the return of spring"

   Synonyms:
   restoration, reappearance, income tax return, counter, homecoming, riposte, comeback, rejoinder, tax return, restitution, proceeds, paying back, replication, coming back, retort, return, return key, take, takings, yield, regaining, getting even, payoff, issue

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1. List of paraphrases for "recurrence":

   resurgence, re-emergence, repetition, reappearance, periodicity, recidivism, rehearsal, repeat, repeating, relapse, reoccurrence, re-offending, resumption, recursive, reiteration, reoffending, re-run, recursion, reemergence, revival

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1. Health Minister Katsunobu Kato:

   We deeply apologize for the situation caused by our oversight, we will take all necessary measures, like double checks, to prevent a recurrence.

2. Supriya Mehta:

   Antibiotic treatment of BV has limited long-term success, with up to 50 % of women having recurrence within 6 months, so we need more effective approaches to treatment.

3. Amberlea Childs:

   I wanted to do a mastectomy on that right side, and then from there, you have to then contemplate, 'Well, should I do a prophylactic mastectomy on the other side that does not have cancer?' many women have this thought, but I feel for a younger woman -- and I identify as a young survivor -- you have longer to live, therefore you have a greater chance of recurrence just by the mere fact that you're going to be alive longer.

4. Larry Norton:

   We are particularly encouraged by the fact some patients are living without recurrence for an extended period of time, finding out why those patients do so much better than others is going to be one of the important topics for future research.

5. Michael Knights:

   The strategy in Iraq will be to prevent an ISIL (Islamic State) recurrence and to prevent an expulsion of the U.S. by Iranian-backed actors. The two issues are viewed as linked, there is a lot of Iraq experience inside this administration and it shows in the long-term commitment to Iraqi security that is being offered.