recrudescence
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
recrudescencefrom Latin recrudescere: "to become bleeding again", to revive (a pain, Cicero, De Oratore, II, xlviii; a taste, Cicero, Brutus, xci; a republic, Cicero, Against Caecilius, xxi), to revive (a combat); from re-, intensive and iterative prefix, and crudescere: "to bleed", "food that cannot be digested (raw)", figuratively: "to become more violent", "to get worse".
Definitions
- médecine
Plural
recrudescences
See also
décroissant (adj.) croissance (cn.) recroître (v.) croissant (adj.) croître (v.) croit (cn.) crue (cn.) crue (adj.) décroissance (cn.) décroissement (cn.) décroît (cn.) décroître (v.) décrue (cn.)