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Recur vs. Reoccur

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"Recur" vs. "Reoccur" in English

What Is Their Main Difference?

Both indicate that something is happening again. However, 'recur' points out that something happens again frequently, whereas, 'reoccur' is merely about something happening again.

Differences

'Recur' refers to something that happens frequently, while, 'reoccur' simply indicates that something is happening again. Look at the examples below:

Recurring nightmare have drained the life our of Juliette.

Her mental health has improved, but the doctor said panic attacks might reoccur.

Similarities

Both point out that something is happening again. Check out the examples below:

Good vs. evil is a recurring theme in 17th century literary works.

Despite the fact that you've healed from your emotional trauma, it is likely that anxiety attacks might reoccur.

Are They Interchangeable?

Since they have slight differences in their meaning, it is best not to use them interchangeably. Compare:

✓ Don't you think these recurring dreams are trying to tell you something?

X Don't you think these reoccurring dreams are trying to tell you something?

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