reflourishing

He describes the history of knowledge and arts, and all things besides, as exhibiting "a kind of circular progress," by which he means that they have a birth, growth, nourishing, failing and fading, and then within a while after a resurrection and reflourishing.

The Idea of Progress An inguiry into its origin and growth 1894

Back then, expectations were that the toppling of Saddam Hussein a year earlier and the country's reabsorption into the international community would bring with it an economic reflourishing - and the bourse was touted as a tool to tap into the country's potential.

WISTV - Local News RSS 2010

Back then, expectations were that the toppling of Saddam Hussein a year earlier and the country's re-absorption into the international community would bring with it economic reflourishing - and the bourse was touted as a tool to tap into the country's potential.

The Daily Star > Politics 2010

Back then, expectations were that the toppling of Saddam Hussein a year earlier and the country's reabsorption into the international community would bring with it an economic reflourishing - and the bourse was touted as a tool to tap into the country's potential.

CBS 2 - KCAL 9 - Los Angeles - Southern California - LA Breaking News, Weather, Traffic, Sports 2010

Back then, expectations were that the toppling of Saddam Hussein a year earlier and the country's reabsorption into the international community would bring with it an economic reflourishing - and the bourse was touted as a tool to tap into the country's potential.

The Guardian World News 2010

Two articles were posted on Israel National News illustrating just how hard it is to keep a good chosen people down. reflourishing of Zionism at Jerusalem's elite Hebrew University, with a pro-IDF student union and the whole works.

Kumah - Home of Neo-Zionism and the Aliyah Revolution 2009