1. to sprout again; to produce new shoots or growth after being cut, damaged, or dormant
Usage: often used in botanical or agricultural contexts

Examples

• The tree will resprout from its roots after being cut down.
• Many perennial plants resprout each spring.
• The hedge began to resprout after the harsh winter.
• Farmers know that weeds will resprout if not completely removed.
• The damaged shrub managed to resprout new branches.
• After the fire, the forest started to resprout within months.