Reappear

Pronunciation: /riː.əˈpɪr/

Definitions of reappear

verb to appear again; to come into sight or view once more

Example Sentences

A1 The magician made the rabbit reappear out of the hat.

A2 The sun will reappear after the storm passes.

B1 The missing book finally reappeared on the shelf.

B2 The actor's talent allowed him to reappear in multiple successful movies.

C1 The old memories of her childhood reappeared when she visited her hometown.

C2 The lost artifact reappeared after years of being hidden in a secret chamber.

Examples of reappear in a Sentence

formal The magician made the coin reappear in his hand.

informal I thought I lost my keys, but they magically reappeared on the kitchen counter.

slang I swear I saw that celebrity reappear at the party last night.

figurative The theme of forgiveness seems to reappear throughout the novel.

Grammatical Forms of reappear

• past tense: reappeared
• plural: reappears
• comparative: more reappear
• superlative: most reappear
• present tense: reappear
• future tense: will reappear
• perfect tense: has reappeared
• continuous tense: is reappearing
• singular: reappears
• positive degree: reappear
• infinitive: to reappear
• gerund: reappearing
• participle: reappearing

Origin and Evolution of reappear

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'reappear' originated from the combination of the prefix 're-' meaning 'again' and the word 'appear' which comes from Latin 'apparere' meaning 'to come into sight'.

Evolution of the word: The word 'reappear' has maintained its original meaning of appearing again or showing up once more throughout its usage over time.