recrudency
/rɛkrəˈdɛnsi/Definitions
1. noun
A return or increase in the severity of a disease, especially a disease that had seemed to be in remission.
“The doctor warned of a recrudency of the patient’s symptoms, which had initially seemed to be under control.”
2. noun
A return to a former state or condition, especially a state of social unrest or violence.
“The city experienced a recrudency of gang violence in the months following the peace treaty.”