reappear

/ ˌriːəˈpɪə /

verb

1. to appear again

Derived Forms

• ˌreapˈpearance, noun

Example Sentences

He said the websites advertising the domes often had minor spelling mistakes and only seemed to operate for a few days before disappearing and reappearing with a different name.

From BBC

Seconds later, the same camera captures the Audi reappearing and four people jump out, chasing the boys down the road, before inflicting the fatal injuries in an attack lasting 33 seconds.

From BBC

At first, buyers hoped the platform would be resurrected and reappear in some form.

From Salon

Seeing the salmon quickly reappear in the river, he said, is a historic moment that holds great meaning for the Yurok people.

From Los Angeles Times

Will Smith’s statistical regression has illustrated his struggles to hone in on his best swing — one the Dodgers are hoping has started to reappear in recent weeks.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• appear
• come back