Vocapedia
Log inTry for Free

Looking up...

Explore

  • Words of the Year
  • Recent Lookups
  • Community Collections
  • How to Say

Dictionaries

  • English
  • Vietnamese
  • Japanese
  • Chinese
  • Spanish
  • French
  • Korean
  • German
  • Hindi
  • Italian

MY LEARNING

  • My Dictionary
  • My Collections
  • Reviews

Resources

  • Learning Resources
  • How It Works
  • Study Guides
  • Language Tips
  • FAQ
  • Getting Started
  • For Individuals
  • For Teachers

Community

  • Forum
  • Blog
  • Help Center
  • Partnerships

About

  • About Vocapedia
  • Contact Us
  • Feedback

Legal

  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • Accessibility
  • GDPR Compliance
© 2026 Vocapedia. All rights reserved.
  1. Home /
  2. Dictionaries /
  3. Englisch-Deutsch Wörterbuch /
  4. resurgence

resurgence

/rɪˈsɜːrdʒəns/
Wiederaufleben

The resurgence of interest in vinyl records has surprised many analysts.

Das Wiederaufleben des Interesses an Schallplatten hat viele Analysten überrascht.


formell

Ein erneutes Aufkommen oder eine Rückkehr nach einer Periode des Rückgangs oder der Abwesenheit.

The resurgence of the disease in the region has prompted urgent health measures.

Das Wiederaufleben der Krankheit in der Region hat dringende Gesundheitsmaßnahmen ausgelöst.

After years of decline, there has been a resurgence of interest in classical literature among young readers.

Nach Jahren des Rückgangs gab es ein Wiederaufleben des Interesses an klassischer Literatur unter jungen Lesern.

Often used in contexts of cultural, social, or economic revival. Can imply a sudden or unexpected return.

Kollokationen

economic resurgencewirtschaftlicher Aufschwungcultural resurgencekulturelles Wiederauflebenresurgence of nationalismWiederaufleben des Nationalismus

Synonyme

revivalrenaissancecomebackreappearancereemergence

Antonyme

declinedecaydownturndisappearance

Profi-Tipp

Collocation with 'of'

The word 'resurgence' is almost always followed by 'of' when indicating what is reviving (e.g., 'resurgence of interest', 'resurgence of cases').

Wortursprung

From Latin *resurgere* (to rise again), composed of *re-* (again) + *surgere* (to rise). First recorded in English in the mid-18th century.

Verwendungshinweise

Used for abstract or concrete phenomena that return after a period of absence. More formal than 'comeback' and often implies a broader societal or systemic revival.

Wortzerlegung

re-
wieder, erneut
prefix
+
-surg-
aufsteigen, sich erheben
root
+
-ence
Nomen-Suffix (Zustand oder Handlung)
suffix
Englisch-Deutsch Wörterbuch
Browse more English→German words →

Learning Progress

Track your learning journey!

• Save words to build your vocabulary

• Monitor your daily streak

• Get personalized review reminders

• See words learned statistics

Log in to access advanced features and track your progress!

Go to Dashboard →

Words of the Year

The most notable words that defined each year. Discover the vocabulary that shaped our world.