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relapsing
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relapse <a relapse; relapses> SUBST
relapse VERB
relapse MED
suffer a relapse VERB
| I | relapse |
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| you | relapse |
| he/she/it | relapses |
| we | relapse |
| you | relapse |
| they | relapse |
| I | relapsed |
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| you | relapsed |
| he/she/it | relapsed |
| we | relapsed |
| you | relapsed |
| they | relapsed |
| I | have | relapsed |
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| you | have | relapsed |
| he/she/it | has | relapsed |
| we | have | relapsed |
| you | have | relapsed |
| they | have | relapsed |
| I | had | relapsed |
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| you | had | relapsed |
| he/she/it | had | relapsed |
| we | had | relapsed |
| you | had | relapsed |
| they | had | relapsed |
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By summer 2011, she had fallen into a pattern of abstaining from alcohol for a few weeks, and then relapsing.
en.wikipedia.org The economy improved rapidly from 1933 to 1937, but then relapsed into a deep recession.
en.wikipedia.org The relapse risk is in this way lowered; patients and family members, who are more well-informed about the disease, feel less helpless.
en.wikipedia.org It appears that the more time one goes without a relapse, the better the chances are that a relapse will not occur.
en.wikipedia.org People with eating disorders are also more likely to relapse if their family members make more critical comments, are more hostile, or are over-involved.
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