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resurgent

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resurgent [ri′sər·jənt]
(geology)
Referring to magmatic water or gases that were derived from sources on the earth's surface, from its atmosphere, or from country rock of the magma.
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A less truthful man than he might have been tempted into the subsequent creation of a vision in the form of resurgent memory; a less sane man might have believed in such a creation; but Silas was both sane and honest, though, as with many honest and fervent men, culture had not defined any channels for his sense of mystery, and so it spread itself over the proper pathway of inquiry and knowledge.
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Night and day, while the resurgent threatening past was making a conscience within him, he was thinking by what means he could recover peace and trust-- by what sacrifice he could stay the rod.
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His pause was almost wistful, and he looked at her and studied her with a caressing softness that ran through her in resurgent thrills.
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