Renascence in a sentence as a noun

> Perhaps it is just a weird "renascence of Operating Systems"?

We were headed to a nuclear power renascence until that accident happened and took the wind out of the sails.

OKC has been undergoing a renascence of sorts over the last decade and barely resembles the rest of the state.

Also, a lot of scientific works were written in Latin during the renascence, and they are still available to us. Sadly, what is written in English will hardly last for more than a few hundred years.

I've never seen renaissance written as "renascence" in the midwest, northeast, or California.

Adobe made a rational business decision at a time when nobody could have predicted the Apple renascence.

Renascence definitions

noun

the period of European history at the close of the Middle Ages and the rise of the modern world; a cultural rebirth from the 14th through the middle of the 17th centuries

See also: Renaissance Renascence

noun

a second or new birth

See also: reincarnation rebirth

noun

the revival of learning and culture

See also: rebirth Renaissance Renascence