recurs (verb)

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• recur — [[t]rɪkɜ͟ː(r)[/t]] recurs, recurring, recurred VERB If something recurs, it happens more than once. ...a theme that was to recur frequently in his work. [V ing] ...a recurring nightmare she has had since childhood …   English dictionary

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