resurgence
UK: rɪˈsɜːdʒəns | US: rɪˈsɜːrdʒəns
n. a revival or renewed growth of something after a period of decline or inactivity.
The word "resurgence" combines the Latin prefix re- (meaning "again") with the root surgere (meaning "to rise"), derived from sub- (up) + regere (to lead). The suffix -ence forms a noun indicating a state or action. Historically, it reflects the idea of something "rising again" after a period of dormancy, often used in contexts like cultural movements, diseases, or economic trends.
The city experienced a resurgence of interest in historic preservation.
Scientists observed a resurgence of the virus after years of containment.
The band's resurgence in popularity surprised their early fans.
Economic policies led to a resurgence in local manufacturing.
Her latest novel marked a resurgence in her literary career.