recur

[rɪˈkɜːr]

Definition:
1. Happen or occur again.
2. Return in thought or speech to something.
3. Have recourse to.

Use 'recur' in a sentence:

• 1. US late night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel features a recurring "Lie Witness News" section in his program.
• 2. The bleeding is more severe than usual and the attacks of pain recur every 7 to 10 minutes.
• 3. The recurring decimal 3.999 … is also described as 3.9 recurring.
• 4. Crowd mentality changes slowly, and price patterns recur, albeit with variations.
• 5. We have to recur to arms for guarding our national dignity.
• 6. The women complained of recurring episodes of temporary vision loss for up to 15 minutes.
• 7. Whether you undergo surgery to improve vision or appearance, eyelid drooping can recur over time.
• 8. The builder recur to the matter of the cost of remodel our house.
• 9. You must select at least one day on which you want the appointment to recur.
• 10. Once the drugs are stopped, however, symptoms typically recur.
• 11. She'll first appear in episode 312 and recur.
• 12. Over the last 7 years, I have noticed certain recurring misconceptions among these organizations.
• 13. They recurred to the reform of the economic structure.
• 14. This kind of problem is recurring often.
• 15. Archetypes are universal concepts and patterns that recur within a domain or across domains.
• 16. Emerging-market crises have been too quickly forgotten, which only makes them more likely to recur.
• 17. The recurring theme of monsters and spirits is not entirely the choice of theartists themselves.
• 18. This theme recurs constantly throughout the opera.
• 19. This painting points to another recurring theme in Munch's work.
• 20. This source of doubt would not so perpetually recur.
• 21. Let us recur to the subject later on.
• 22. There, a dedicated technician tests the drive to see whether a detected fault is likely to recur.
• 23. Any problem as yet unsettled that tends to recur in your thoughts during the day is suitable subject.
• 24. When his wife left him he had to recur to drinking.
• 25. They usually disappear over several weeks and do not recur.
• 26. Recur at a specified time interval.
• 27. If it's recurring and not tied to anything specific, it may suggest a lack of confidence.
• 28. The dream recur throughout her life.
• 29. Leap year recurs every four years.
• 30. Leap years recur every four years.
• 31. Recurring revenue is the best form of revenue.
• 32. Researchers studied 66 people with recurring migraines over the course of seven attacks.
• 33. Episodes of mania and depression typically recur across the life span.
• 34. However, one major recurring challenge remains: the country's weak protection rights regarding intellectual property.
• 35. The same old favourites recur year in year out with monotonous regularity.
• 36. While some are recurring traditions, others are as recent as a couple of weeks ago.
• 37. Fortunately, gout is treatable, and there are ways to reduce the risk that gout will recur.
• 38. This theme recurs several times throughout the book.
• 39. Overcoming recurring clashes over customers" security and privacy in China is crucial to Apple's revenue growth.
• 40. I still have this recurring nightmare.
• 41. You can create tests to verify that fixes to problems are permanent and that the same problems don't recur.
• 42. As an application begins to take shape, problems often recur in various parts of the application.
• 43. recur Leap year recurs every four years, and in that year February has 29 days.
• 44. I graduated with the Class of 1989, 17 years ago, and I still have this recurring nightmare.
• 45. A number of themes recur.
• 46. IN ALMOST any discussion of religion and Africa, stereotypes recur.
• 47. The electric lamps went out so we had to recur to candles to light the room.
• 48. Your attitude to the advice of the psychiatrist will affect whether your nightmare recur or not.
• 49. For our own country, it has been a time for recurring trial.
• 50. If we reject them, the nightmares may recur or worsen it.
• 51. Mandela has suffered for years from recurring lung infections that began during his 27 years in prison.
• 52. My grandmother's illness is likely to recur.
• 53. The army will recur to the use of force.
• 54. Done right, a new European architecture may ensure that such a crisis does not recur.
• 55. The noble qualities and deeds of Kong Fansen often recur to me.
• 56. The case studies confirmed that many issues recur.
• 57. Let us recur to what was said at this morning's meeting.
• 58. We to recur to arms for guarding our national dignity.
• 59. Does history / the past repeat itself? ie Do similar events or situations recur?
• 60. DeDe made her inaugural Modern Family appearance during season one and recurred six times throughout the show's run.
• 61. The path of a planet appears to consist of loops that recur regularly.
• 62. Let us recur to the problem discussed last night.
• 63. Two themes recur throughout our discussion of welfare economics.
• 64. The symptoms tend to recur.
• 65. But in order for that result to recur, the nagging will have to recur.
• 66. There is not much agreement on the answers, but two themes recur in many explanations.
• 67. I shall recur to the subject later on.
• 68. Let us recur to the principles which we have worked out.
• 69. Of course, many problems recur at various periods.
• 70. For our own country, it has been a time of recurring trial.
• 71. Random, on the other hand, thought she was trapped in a recurring nightmare.
• 72. I will recur to the history of this bridge later.
• 73. What attitude you'll adopt to the psychologist's will affect whether the nightmare recur.
• 74. Although the infection often results in few symptoms, in approximately five per cent of patients it can recur as a regular infection.
• 75. If the swelling should recur, please take this medicine immediately.
• 76. Although these mild episodes of mania last only two or three days, they recur frequently, Merikangas said.
• 77. If you click Test, the test will be repeated, and the error could recur.
• 78. But because of recurring security problems, we've had to suspend those for the time being.
• 79. U.S. President Joe Biden says the recurring natural disasters show that the climate crisis is real.
• 80. The nation may have to recur to unusual methods of controlling rising prices.