recur in Irish
recur in Irish is athfhill, fill — recur means if an event or situation happens again, often more than once.
recur in Irish
athfhill
Of an event, situation, etc.: to appear or happen again, especially repeatedly.
fill
Of an event, situation, etc.: to appear or happen again, especially repeatedly.
What does "recur" mean?
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verb If an event or situation happens again, often more than once.
"Would she ever wake out of her dark, warm coma? She shuddered, and hoped not. Mrs Tuke would say atavism. Atavism! The word recurred curiously."
- verb If an illness or its symptoms come back, especially after seeming to have gone away.
- verb If a memory or thought returns to someone's mind.
- verb To go back to a particular topic or memory in speech, thought or writing.
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recur in a sentence
- Would she ever wake out of her dark, warm coma? She shuddered, and hoped not. Mrs Tuke would say atavism. Atavism! The word recurred curiously.
- Finally the question recurred, but flung now like a challenging gauntlet in the lists: Why not order today?
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What is "recur" in Irish?
"recur" in Irish is athfhill, fill. recur means: If an event or situation happens again, often more than once.
Are there other ways to say "recur" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "recur": athfhill, fill.
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