re-emerge

verb

1. to emerge or appear again; resurface

   to re-emerge as a threat

Example Sentences

Then a detective superintendent in the murder squad, Tony was based in Bradford where it was not too unusual for teenagers to disappear overnight before re-emerging the next day.

From BBC

The Proud Boys, whose name hat-tips their arrested development, re-emerged to threaten poll workers with violence.

From Salon

But Trump, 35, showed why he ranked top of the pile as he re-emerged to win five frames in a row and progress.

From BBC

Humanitarian groups say the virus has re-emerged because the war between Israel and Hamas has disrupted regular child vaccination programmes.

From BBC

"Do not seek shelter in a body of water, as the wasps will simply wait for you to re-emerge," it advised.

From BBC