reappear (reaper)

i. [= It. riapparire; as re-+ appear. Cf. OF. rapparoitre, F. réapp a raître, reappear.] To appear again or anew; return to sight or apprehension; be seen again, in either the same or a different example. The law of harmonic sounds reappears in the harmonic colors. Emerson , Nature, v. Energy... only vanishes to reappear under some other W. L. Carpenter , Energy in Nature, p. 12. form. The river that reappears at Ombla is an old friend. E. A. Freeman , Venice, p. 238. reappearance (re-a-pēr'ans), n. [ reappear + -ance .] A new appearance; another coming into view or apprehension: as, the reappear ance of Encke's comet.