fresh outbreak

Frequency: 5.54.1 per million words

Refers to a new, recent outbreak, often after a period of calm.

outbreakADJECTIVE + outbreak

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fresh

Examples (10)

  • A fresh outbreak of the virus was reported in the capital city.
  • The authorities are concerned about a potential fresh outbreak of conflict in the region.
  • After months of calm, a fresh outbreak of protests erupted across the country.
  • Doctors are working to contain a fresh outbreak of food poisoning.
  • There were fears of a fresh outbreak of the disease following the unseasonable weather.
  • The government implemented strict measures to prevent any fresh outbreak.
  • Citizens were warned to be vigilant against a fresh outbreak of cyberattacks.
  • Despite efforts, a fresh outbreak of the flu strain emerged in the northern provinces.
  • The sudden fresh outbreak caught many by surprise.
  • Learning from past mistakes, they quickly responded to the fresh outbreak of unrest.