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Meanings of relapse (relapses) in English

Portuguese
quebra
Catalan
caiguda
Spanish
caída

A failure to maintain a higher state.

      quebra
      Portuguese
      piorar
      Catalan
      empitjorar
      Spanish
      empeorarse

      Deteriorate in health.

          piorar
          Portuguese
          recidiva
          Spanish
          recidiva
          Catalan
          recaiguda

          The return of a sign, symptom, or disease after a remission.

                recidiva

                Go back to bad behavior.

                      Usage of relapses in English
                      1
                      Such patients have unpredictable relapses followed by months to years of remission.
                      Reuters
                      2
                      Fewest relapses have been seen in patients who received IFN-alpha 2b throughout.
                      Pubmed
                      3
                      Those factors could provoke relapses in workers recovering from addiction, they said.
                      Reuters
                      4
                      But most scientists believe those are more likely to have been relapses.
                      Reuters
                      5
                      His intervals expose him to the worst people; his relapses overwhelm me.
                      The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 4
                      6
                      Minor relapses were not accompanied by a significant rise in sIL-2R levels.
                      Pubmed
                      7
                      Local and distant recurrences occur frequently, with extra-pelvic relapses reported most commonly.
                      Pubmed
                      8
                      Only one of the 6 relapses occurred more than three years post-transplant.
                      Pubmed
                      9
                      Various antimycobacterial drugs were administered, including gamma interferon, but multiple relapses occurred.
                      Pubmed
                      10
                      He boards in White Plains with Patsy Cline summers, and relapses winters.
                      The Tyranny of the Dark
                      11
                      Eighteen patients had their therapy electively discontinued, and five relapses occurred thereafter.
                      Pubmed
                      12
                      The English husband of a voluble woman relapses into a dreary mute.
                      Diana of the Crossways — Volume 2
                      13
                      But naturally she has relapses, and they cannot but affect my love.
                      The Emancipated
                      14
                      I have great relapses and sometimes cannot even endure my uncle's voice.
                      The Red Redmaynes
                      15
                      Ah, these are vain outbursts of feeling-melancholyrelapses of the spring home-sickness
                      Roughing It in the Bush
                      16
                      Therefore, treatment of relapses is now a question of practical interest.
                      Pubmed
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                      Translations for relapses
                      Relapses through the time
                      Relapses across language varieties
                      United States of America
                      Common
                      United Kingdom
                      Less common