Verb:

दुबारा होना, फिर से याद पड़ना, पुनरावृत्ति होना,

recur's Usage Examples:

However, allergic conjunctivitis will likely recur if the individual again comes into contact with the particular allergen.

The headache lasts from 15 minutes to four hours and may recur several times in a day.

Similar situations recur in the reigns of Ahaz and Jehoram.

At Winsford, where the same formation seems to recur, it is 159 yds.

Again we must recur to that indefatigable and most original investigator Nitzsch, who, having never intermitted his study of the particular subject of his first contribution to Nitzsch.

Again, all accounts of diphtheria show a tendency on the part of the disease to recur in the same districts year after year.

Following the chronological order we are here adopting, we next have to recur to the labours of Nitzsch, who, in 1820, in a treatise on the nasal glands of birds - a subject that Nitzsch had already attracted the attention of Jacobson (Nouv.

17, and yet further descriptions recur in x.

Also the variations recur with perfect regularity.

in 1343 appointed, by the bull Unigenitus Dei filius, that the jubilee should recur every fifty years instead of every hundred years as had been originally contemplated in the constitution of Boniface; Urban VI., who was badly in need of money, by the bull Salvator foster ij1 1389 reduced the interval still further to thirty-three years (the supposed duration of the earthly life of Christ); and Paul II.

Synonyms:

come about, repeat, go on, take place, fall out, pass, hap, pass off, happen, iterate, cycle, occur,

Antonyms:

appear, walk, disappear, dematerialise, dematerialize,