verb
reappear
Reappear (verb) means to appear again after being absent or out of sight. Example: “The sun reappeared as the clouds parted.”
verb
1
To appear again after being absent or out of sight.
"The sun reappeared as the clouds parted."
"He vanished for months before reappearing at the reunion."
How to use reappear
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo show up again after being gone or hidden for a while.
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Word forms
- Third person singular
- reappears
- Past tense
- reappeared
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The sun _____ as the clouds parted.
Etymology
From re- ("again") plus appear.
Synonyms
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re-emerge
Rhymes for reappear
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What does “reappear” mean?
The word “reappear” means to appear again after being absent or out of sight. In plain terms, to show up again after being gone or hidden for a while.
How do you use “reappear” in a sentence?
Here is “reappear” used in a sentence: “The sun reappeared as the clouds parted.”
What part of speech is “reappear”?
“Reappear” is a verb.
What is the meaning of reappear?
"reappear" (verb) means to appear again after being absent or out of sight.
