recrudescence [noun]

● Atavism

● Reversion

● Recurrence

● Relapse

● Renewal

● Lapse

● Regression

● Regress

● Throwback

● Leaving

● Speedy recovery

● Water under the bridge

● Recrudescence

● Intensification

● Exacerbation

● Upsurge

● Resurgence

● Entrenchment

● Outbreak

● Escalation

● Spate

● Revival

● Surge

● Rise

● Upswing

● Tightening

● Increase

● Toughening

● Flare-up

● Re-emergence

● Irruption

● Epizootic

● Epiphenomenon

● Judeophobia

● Millenarianism

● Apocalypticism

● Irrationalism

● Revanchism

● Conditioned reflex

● Bipolarity

● Enervation

● Turkism

● Autarchy

● Bolshevism

● Diathesis

● Russophobia

● Bonapartist

● Deracination

● Medievalism

● Reactionism

● Great proletarian cultural revolution

● Francophobia

● Westernism

● Neurasthenia

● Atavism

● Clannishness

● Heterodoxy

● Messianism

● Christianisation

● Marxism

● Jacobinism

● Irredentism

● Monarchism

● Excrescence

● Disjuncture

● Convulsion

● Caesarism

● Catastrophism

● Vulgarisation

● Parasitaemia

● Incommensurability

● Flaccid paralysis

● Nativism

● Vulgarization

● Idealisation

● Ultranationalism

● Jamais vu

● Malthusianism

● Epidemics

● Castroism

● Antihuman

● Exclusionism

● Neurosyphilis

● Scrupulosity

● Outlawry

● Involution

● Partyism

● Essentialism

● Historicism

● Embattlement

● Underconsumption

● Neoconservativism

● Rapine

● Weltanschauung

● Lysenkoism

● Nazification

● Parliamentarianism

● Utopian socialism

● Inexorability

● Dementia praecox

● Ineffectuality

● Masculinization

● Inhumanities

● Orientalism

● Irreconcilability

● Europeanization

● Gnosticism

● Weimar republic

● Revisionism

● Clericalism

● Forebodings

● Intellectualization