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She returned to the hospital due to difficulty breathing after a relapse of the flu.relapse = return (to an undesirable previous condition)
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She stayed clean for over a year, but she had a relapse in December and is now in a drug treatment center.relapse = return to an undesirable previous condition
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Relapses are common with major depressive disorder.relapses = returns to an undesirable previous condition
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The doctor had said she could have a relapse. (source)relapse = return to an undesirable previous condition
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I hadn't mentioned his relapse to her, mostly since it had passed without any significant drama. (source)
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Her large shapely body seemed to relapse naturally into stillness. (source)
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—whenever he subsided into affection, he called me Pip, and whenever he relapsed into politeness he called me sir; (source)relapsed = returned to an undesirable previous condition
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He handed in his resignation at once—and that night the Judge suffered a relapse and died. (source)relapse = return to an undesirable previous condition
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Then checking himself and relapsing into his own tongue: "What's up on the train?" (source)relapsing = returning to a less undesirable previous condition
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He had remarried, stopped drinking (more or less) and suffered only occasional relapses.† (source)relapses = returns to an undesirable previous condition
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Fanny was silent, and Miss Crawford relapsed into thoughtfulness, till suddenly looking up at the end of a few minutes, she exclaimed, "Ah! here he is." (source)relapsed = returned to an less desirable previous condition
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Then she was not doing so well, she'd had a relapse.† (source)relapse = return to an undesirable previous condition
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This effect is strong enough that when smokers with a history of psychiatric problems give up cigarettes, they run a sizable risk of relapsing into depression.† (source)relapsing = returning to an undesirable previous condition
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Sometimes, when I have relapses of my old demon, I lie in the crook of his arm and he comforts me this way, talking to me all night long to stave off the bad dreams.† (source)relapses = returns to an undesirable previous condition
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Lucas had relapsed, and she said it with a sad smile and a little shrug, the way you might say an alcoholic had relapsed.† (source)relapsed = returned to an undesirable previous condition
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Seemed to think it might, ah, bring about a relapse, tempt me into my old ways.† (source)relapse = return to an undesirable previous condition
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