recrudesce

re·cru·desce

(rē′kro͞o-dĕs′)

intr.v. re·cru·desced, re·cru·desc·ing, re·cru·desc·es

To break out anew or come into renewed activity, as after a period of quiescence.

[Latin recrūdēscere, to grow raw again : re-, re- + crūdēscere, to get worse (from crūdus, raw; see kreuə- in Indo-European roots).]

re′cru·des′cence n.

re′cru·des′cent adj.

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recrudesce

(ˌriːkruːˈdɛs)

(intr) (of a disease, trouble, etc) to break out or appear again after a period of dormancy; recur

[C19: from Latin recrūdēscere to become raw again, from re- + crūdēscere to grow worse, from crūdus bloody, raw; see crude]

ˌrecruˈdescence, ˌrecruˈdescency n

ˌrecruˈdescent adj

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re•cru•desce

(ˌri kruˈdɛs)

v.i. -desced, -desc•ing.

to break out afresh, as a sore or a disease that has been quiescent; erupt.

[1880–85; < Latin recrūdēscere to become raw again <re- re- + crūdēscere to grow harsh, worse (crūd(us) bloody); see crude]

re`cru•des′cence, n.

re`cru•des′cent, adj.

recrudesce

Past participle: recrudesced
Gerund: recrudescing

Imperative
recrudesce
recrudesce

Present
I recrudesce
you recrudesce
he/she/it recrudesces
we recrudesce
you recrudesce
they recrudesce

Preterite
I recrudesced
you recrudesced
he/she/it recrudesced
we recrudesced
you recrudesced
they recrudesced

Present Continuous
I am recrudescing
you are recrudescing
he/she/it is recrudescing
we are recrudescing
you are recrudescing
they are recrudescing

Present Perfect
I have recrudesced
you have recrudesced
he/she/it has recrudesced
we have recrudesced
you have recrudesced
they have recrudesced

Past Continuous
I was recrudescing
you were recrudescing
he/she/it was recrudescing
we were recrudescing
you were recrudescing
they were recrudescing

Past Perfect
I had recrudesced
you had recrudesced
he/she/it had recrudesced
we had recrudesced
you had recrudesced
they had recrudesced

Future
I will recrudesce
you will recrudesce
he/she/it will recrudesce
we will recrudesce
you will recrudesce
they will recrudesce

Future Perfect
I will have recrudesced
you will have recrudesced
he/she/it will have recrudesced
we will have recrudesced
you will have recrudesced
they will have recrudesced

Future Continuous
I will be recrudescing
you will be recrudescing
he/she/it will be recrudescing
we will be recrudescing
you will be recrudescing
they will be recrudescing

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been recrudescing
you have been recrudescing
he/she/it has been recrudescing
we have been recrudescing
you have been recrudescing
they have been recrudescing

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been recrudescing
you will have been recrudescing
he/she/it will have been recrudescing
we will have been recrudescing
you will have been recrudescing
they will have been recrudescing

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been recrudescing
you had been recrudescing
he/she/it had been recrudescing
we had been recrudescing
you had been recrudescing
they had been recrudescing

Conditional
I would recrudesce
you would recrudesce
he/she/it would recrudesce
we would recrudesce
you would recrudesce
they would recrudesce

Past Conditional
I would have recrudesced
you would have recrudesced
he/she/it would have recrudesced
we would have recrudesced
you would have recrudesced
they would have recrudesced

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Verb	1.	recrudesce - happen; "Report the news as it develops"; "These political movements recrudesce from time to time" develop, break hap, happen, occur, come about, take place, go on, pass off, fall out, pass - come to pass; "What is happening?"; "The meeting took place off without an incidence"; "Nothing occurred that seemed important" develop - be gradually disclosed or unfolded; become manifest; "The plot developed slowly";
	2.	recrudesce - become raw or open; "He broke out in hives"; "My skin breaks out when I eat strawberries"; "Such boils tend to recrudesce" break out, erupt pain, ail, trouble - cause bodily suffering to and make sick or indisposed

recrudesce

verb

To come back to a former condition:

recur, reoccur, return, revert.

Translations

recrudesce

[ˌriːkruːˈdes] VI (liter) → recrudecer

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recrudesce

vi (form) (wound) → wieder aufbrechen; (illness) → wieder ausbrechen; (problems) → wieder beginnen

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Ao longo de todo esse periodo, de generalizacao da educacao popular pelo territorio brasileiro e de expansao, muito mais lenta e segmentada, dos niveis secundario e superior, vemos a persistencia do debate entre os interesses publicos e privados, nos quais se escuda a Igreja Catolica (e outras confissoes), que recrudesce nos anos 1930 e toma contornos dramaticos na decada de 1950, principalmente nos anos que antecedem a finalizacao da Lei 4024.

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[8] It was predicted many years ago that the civil unrest and conflict over political power that was curtailed by SA's transition would recrudesce if socioeconomic disparities were not adequately addressed in the new SA.