remanifest

[US]//ˌriːˈmænɪfɛst//
[UK]//ˌriːˈmænəˌfɛst//

Translation

v.to manifest again; to show or become apparent again; to restate, reaffirm, or publicly declare again

Phrases & Collocations

remanifest the issue

symptoms remanifest

problems remanifest

remanifesting old fears

issues remanifested

the pain remanifests

remanifest after surgery

remanifested symptoms

tensions remanifesting

fears remanifest

Example Sentences

after the merger, old rivalries remanifest in weekly meetings and slow every decision.

under intense pressure, his self-doubt can remanifest without warning during presentations.

decades later, the same conflict remanifest in a new form on social media.

when funding runs low, the old debate tends to remanifest among the project leaders.

stress makes the symptoms remanifest, even after months of steady improvement.

if we ignore the root cause, the problem will remanifest during the next release cycle.

after the ceasefire, tensions remanifest along the border in small, frequent incidents.

his childhood fears remanifest in recurring nightmares whenever he travels alone.

during audits, gaps in compliance often remanifest despite earlier promises to fix them.

in dry summers, water shortages remanifest across the region and strain local services.

when the team changes, communication issues can remanifest and derail timelines.

after the policy update, discrimination may remanifest in subtle hiring practices.

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