reflourish
/riːˈflʌrɪʃ/verb
[no object] To flourish again or further. Chiefly figurative. Now rare.
- Common especially in the 16th and 17th centuries..
Origin
Late Middle English. From re- + flourish, originally after classical Latin reflōrēscere. Compare post-classical Latin reflorere, Middle French reflorir.
- warm-and-fuzzy
- warmblood
- warm-blooded
- warm-bloodedness
- warm down
- warmed-over
- warmed-up
- war memorial
- warmer
- warm front
- warm fuzzy (or warm and fuzzy)
- warm-hearted
- warm-heartedly
- warm-heartedness
- warming pan
- warmish
- warmist
- warmly
- warmness
- warmonger
- warmongering
- warm salad
- warm something up (or over)
- Warm Springs
- warmth