0 to become popular or common again:
Teaching respect for others is resurging in popularity.
When the drug projects ended, malaria resurged immediately.
Breakdancing is resurging nationwide.
The cave is known to resurge below sea level.
As they talk, his feelings for her resurge.
I believe that we should then get such a resurge of effort on our side that we should be brought appreciably nearer to the final victory.
As a reaction, while smaller nations and republics demand the right to self-determination, people's passionate sense of their own ethnicity resurges and ferments to the point of conflict.
That is the basis on which it should be tackled, but we must ask ourselves why that age-old hatred is resurging now.
Emerging and resurging vector-borne diseases.
However, with the weakening of state control since 1978 traditional forms of loyalties to some extent resurged and alternative (sometimes competing) bases of local power were re-created.
Micropalaeontological dating of these breccia clasts indicates a reverse stratigraphy in the resurge breccia.
