relapse|relapsed|relapses|relapsing in English

verb

[re·lapse || rɪ'læps ,'rɪː-]

regress, revert to a former state (esp. a negative one); recur, reappear (illness)

Use "relapse|relapsed|relapses|relapsing" in a sentence

1. Backsliding - a failure to maintain a higher state lapsing, relapse, relapsing, reverting, lapse, reversion failure - an act that fails; "his failure to pass the test" recidivism - habitual relapse into crime

2. She relapsed into melancholia.

3. Relapses occur in up to 50% of patients.

4. She relapsed into melancholia [ silence ].

5. I relapsed into a seeming normality.

6. Unfortunately, she occasionally relapses, requiring short-term hospitalization.

7. The prisoner had relapsed into his taciturnity.

8. Pustular Bacterid is a chronic disease, often with repeated relapses

9. 12 All endoscopically proved ulcer relapses were then registered.

10. Relapse Prevention: Awfulizing Sobriety

11. Relapses and Recurrent Chronic Bacteric Prostatitis - Biofilm Related, A Case Report

12. Unless treated, illness may relapse.

13. What about typhoid or some kind of relapsing fever?

14. New album 'Bloodiest' out now on CD/LP/Digital via Relapse Records! Order at Relapse:

15. He relapsed into a thoughtful mood at once.

16. If not, we relapse into scepticism.

17. The majority of relapses occur within 6 months of finishing treatment.

18. Most drug abusers relapse within a year.

19. What are the signs of relapse?

20. After convalescence he had a relapse.

21. After relapse I am so Anxioused

22. Bert Kreischer - The Berty Boy Relapse Tour

23. 11 Consider through relapsing venomous scheme of a bloodcurdling held his mind.

24. Bert Kreischer: The Berty Boy Relapse Tour

25. 14 If not, we relapse into scepticism.