Synonym: resurgent. Similar words: nascent, ascent, ascend, scenario, scent, descent, senescent, quiescent. Meaning: [rɪ'næsnt] 
adj. rising again as to new life and vigor.
adj. rising again as to new life and vigor. 
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1. Voters have come back to a renascent Labour Party.
2. The basal part of the renascent seedling is mauve.
3. Not-for-profit organizations are renascent in social economic development whose healthy progressing relies on its management levels.
4. This is a significant force in a renascent economy and create a large number of employment opportunities.
5. Jesus makes them renascent then, turn them into wanted look.
6. As higher education of the independent college renascent by its unique advantages and convenient conditions for cultivating young students plays an irreplaceable role.
7. All renascent oxygen is consumed for oxidizing metal anode to form metal oxide film.
8. Some renascent mortal got arthritis and myocarditis,[Sentencedict.com ] and whether they will be senescence or juvenescence is a question.
9. Translation termination is the last step of protein biosynthesis, which contains hydrolysis of peptidyl-tRNA and release of renascent peptide.
10. Want serious analysis only actually, found by the reason of K, still can have a renascent day.
11. It can't make secondary injury of the wound and renascent skin.
12. And each other of trojan of a lot of pairs of processes is surveillance now, mutual and renascent .
13. The Los Angeles Olympics became a spectacular dramatization of a renascent American entrepreneurial energy and optimism.
14. With the elevation of the integrated power of China, nationalism turns to renascent tendency.
More similar words: nascent, ascent, ascend, scenario, scent, descent, senescent, quiescent, decrescent, adolescent, iridescent, evanescent, reminiscent, fluorescent, pearlescent, effervescent, transcendent, fertile crescent, transcendentalism, phosphorescent, ascetic, ascertain, asceticism, frozen assets, arena, scene, obscene, scenery, descend, descended.