rebloom
/riˈblum/
verb
- To flower or blossom again, especially after a period of dormancy or after the first bloom has faded.
- The gardener was delighted to see the lilies rebloom after the heatwave.
- After the spring rains, the roses rebloom in the garden.
- Some orchids rebloom several times a year if cared for properly.
- To experience a renewed period of activity, success, or popularity.
- The old downtown district began to rebloom with new shops and cafes.
- Her career seemed to rebloom after she switched to a new field.
- The band's classic album helped their music rebloom in the digital age.