C1 verb Literário

renascent

/rɪˈnæs.ənt/

Describing something that is becoming active, popular, or successful again after a period of dormancy or decline. It is most commonly used to describe movements, feelings, or cultural trends that are undergoing a revival.

Exemplos

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The town's renascent pride was visible in the newly painted murals and clean streets.

The town's reviving pride was visible in the newly painted murals and clean streets.

2

His speech addressed the renascent nationalism appearing across the continent.

His speech addressed the reviving nationalism appearing across the continent.

3

Vinyl records are having a renascent moment among my friends lately.

Vinyl records are having a comeback moment among my friends lately.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
renascence
Verb
renasce
Advérbio
renascently
Adjetivo
renascent
Relacionado
renaissance
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Dica de memorização

Think of the word 'Renaissance' (the rebirth of art and learning). 'Re-' means again, and 'nascent' comes from 'natus' (born). Renascent = being born again.

Quiz rápido

After decades of silence, the city is experiencing a ___ interest in its ancient jazz traditions.

Correto!

A resposta correta é: renascent

Exemplos

1

The town's renascent pride was visible in the newly painted murals and clean streets.

everyday

The town's reviving pride was visible in the newly painted murals and clean streets.

2

His speech addressed the renascent nationalism appearing across the continent.

formal

His speech addressed the reviving nationalism appearing across the continent.

3

Vinyl records are having a renascent moment among my friends lately.

informal

Vinyl records are having a comeback moment among my friends lately.

4

Historians have noted a renascent interest in stoic philosophy during the late 20th century.

academic

Historians have noted a reviving interest in stoic philosophy during the late 20th century.

5

The brand's renascent popularity followed a complete digital marketing overhaul.

business

The brand's reviving popularity followed a complete digital marketing overhaul.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
renascence
Verb
renasce
Advérbio
renascently
Adjetivo
renascent
Relacionado
renaissance

Colocações comuns

renascent nationalism reviving nationalism
renascent interest renewed interest
renascent hope reviving hope
renascent spirit reviving spirit
renascent economy recovering economy

Frases Comuns

a renascent sense of

a reviving feeling of

renascent energy

renewed vigor or activity

renascent power

reclaiming former influence

Frequentemente confundido com

renascent vs nascent

Nascent means just coming into existence for the first time, whereas renascent means being reborn or revived after a decline.

renascent vs recent

Recent simply refers to something that happened a short time ago, while renascent specifically implies a revival of something old.

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Notas de uso

Renascent is a sophisticated, literary adjective. It is typically used in political, historical, or cultural contexts rather than for everyday physical objects.

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Erros comuns

Learners often use 'renascent' to mean simply 'new' or 'recent'. Remember that it must involve a 're-' (again) element—it implies something that was once strong, then weak, and is now becoming strong again.

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Dica de memorização

Think of the word 'Renaissance' (the rebirth of art and learning). 'Re-' means again, and 'nascent' comes from 'natus' (born). Renascent = being born again.

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Origem da palavra

Derived from the Latin 'renascent-', the present participle of 'renasci', meaning 'to be born again'.

Padrões gramaticais

Used as an attributive adjective before a noun (e.g., renascent interest). Rarely used as a predicative adjective (e.g., 'The movement is renascent').
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Contexto cultural

The word carries a sense of optimism or warning depending on the context, often used in European political discourse regarding the return of old ideologies.

Quiz rápido

After decades of silence, the city is experiencing a ___ interest in its ancient jazz traditions.

Correto!

A resposta correta é: renascent

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A1

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