reappearing
Speech parts
1. reappearing - Noun
2. reappearing - Verb
Meaning
reappearing
present participle of reappear
reappearing (plural reappearings)
A reappearance.
Synonyms
Phrases with the word
Examples
A child’s sobs are heard in the hallways, phone calls are cut off, and the doll seems throughout the house, vanishing and reappearing in other rooms when Greta isn’t paying attention.
An image of Ronald Reagan appears on a wall in the back of the stage, and an enraged Hinckley shoots it over and over again, but the picture keeps reappearing.
However, this time came and went without Apollo 8 reappearing.
Back in the classic era, the Master made a habit of definitely and unequivocally dying but somehow reappearing during the next series.
A spokesman for Swindon Borough Council said: ‘Our action men and women have repaired the pothole several times but it keeps reappearing due to a problem with the motorway bridge.
In ‘Volcano Film’ (1976), the octogenarian runs — enthusiastically; desperately — towards a spewing volcano, now submerged by lava, now reappearing in the bright-white flames, diving in and out of the eructions like a deranged Rhinemaiden.