The creation of independent states has led to a resurgence of nationalism.
resurgence in demand/popularity/interest
Meaning of resurgence in English
(Definition of resurgence from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
resurgence | American Dictionary
[ C usually sing ] There’s been a resurgence of criticism of the president.
resurgence | Business English
resurgent
a resurgent economy
resurgent inflation/popularity
Examples of resurgence
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Republicanism is currently enjoying a resurgence of interest and support.
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To what extent a resurgence of midwifery-led care will be accommodated remains to be fully assessed.
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Following the resurgence of the style, there is now a tendency to joke about ' baby-goths', but all ' outsiders' start at the outside.
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The resurgence of actual and prospective disinflation in industrialized countries has resulted in new interest in the possibility of self-fulfilling deflationary expectations.
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For one of the most striking recent political developments has been the resurgence of national claims and conflicts.
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The rise of scientific-bureaucratic medicine reflects the rise (or perhaps resurgence) of political instrumentalism; in other words, it is about aspirations of control.
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Recently, however, there has been a resurgence in the interest of logical spreadsheets in the research community.
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Interest in the impact of neighborhood conditions on child development and children's well-being is experiencing a resurgence of interest.
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Today, however, the resurgence of ethnicity in these areas has prompted a very different formulation.
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The resurgence of this instrument seems to have depended on its interest to solve new optico-perspective problems.
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If there is a resurgence of the use of prefabrication of the building envelope, how will the mistakes of the past avoid being repeated?
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On the one hand we are witnessing a resurgence in the study of grammar and vocabulary.
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The authors strive for a positive perspective and champion linguistic revitalization; however, their data do not predict a resurgence, though they do not preclude one.
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The left-liberal electoral resurgence after 1909 was no mere blip, in other words, but indicated structural changes in political allegiance.
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Was he the prime mover behind the resurgence of the ceramics business or did he just claim credit?
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