#reoccur

Reoccur isn’t even listed in many dictionaries. But those that do include it define it as simply “happening again,” with no mention of its being repetitive or occurring in a pattern. Quite literally, it is to “re-occur”:

But we won’t let them win. We mustn’t let them win. 💪

For more information on this topic, check out this blog post by our friends at Grammarly: 👈👩🏻‍💻

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Calm down. The difference between recur and reoccur is subtle:

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Reoccur isn’t even listed in many dictionaries. But those that do include it define it as simply “happening again,” with no mention of its being repetitive or occurring in a pattern. Quite literally, it is to “re-occur”:

But we won’t let them win. We mustn’t let them win. 💪

The difference between recur and reoccur is subtle:

Reoccur isn’t even listed in many dictionaries. But those that do include it define it as simply "happening again," with no mention of its being repetitive or occurring in a pattern. Quite literally, it is to "re-occur":