Antonyms for resurgent
rɪˈsɜr dʒəntresur·gent

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1. resurgent, renascentadjective

   rising again as to new life and vigor

   "resurgent nationalism"

   Antonyms:
   unrevived, unrenewed

   Synonyms:
   renascent

How to use resurgent in a sentence?

1. David Goldfein:

   When we made the decision on retiring the A-10, we made those decisions prior to ISIL, we were not in Iraq, we were coming out of Afghanistan to a large extent, we didn't have a resurgent Russia.

2. Khoon Goh:

   Asia’s resurgent virus situation, especially among ASEAN economies, has prompted us to downgrade our 2021 growth and FX outlooks for the region, it has also triggered portfolio outflows, which will only ease and reverse when the current pandemic wave has meaningfully ebbed and growth recovery resumes.

3. Bobo Lo:

   ( China) is the perfect instrument to project Russia as a resurgent global power, so essentially the China Russia narrative is that China, China Russia and to a lesser extent India, are part of this new dynamic world order.

4. Chris Williamson:

   A manufacturing sector beset with supply chain delays saw production growth falter to the lowest [ level ] since the first lockdowns of last year, the services sector has meanwhile seen some of the summer rebound fade just as resurgent virus case numbers bring renewed concerns.

5. New York:

   With President Biden facing a political crisis Getty Images has shaken President Biden standing in President Biden party, Democrats across the country are increasingly worried about their ability to maintain power in Washington, as his administration struggles to defend its chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan and stanch a resurgent pandemic that appeared to be waning only weeks ago.

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