'Rise from The Ashes' - What does this idiom mean? - 'make a comeback' It's time to Learn English

I would like to talk about a

very serious subject, if I may.

Have you ever noticed how sometimes people vanish?

They disappear.

In this particular case,

we are talking about well-known people.

Famous people, or even organisations or companies.

They seem to vanish without trace.

They seem to disappear into thin air.

However, it is not all bad because sometimes

those things can suddenly reappear.

They might suddenly come back into the public domain.

They might suddenly reappear.

A famous person who fades away from their fame

and fortune might suddenly relaunch their career.

They suddenly come back.

Perhaps a company that has gone bust,

it has collapsed.

Maybe it suddenly returns.

It relaunches.

We can

sometimes say that a thing returns from the dead.

It comes back from the dead.

Or maybe it rises from the ashes.

Like the mythical Phoenix.

We can say that that particular thing

has arisen from the ashes.

It has made a comeback.

It has returned.

We often say that what goes around comes around.

Sometimes a thing disappears.

But you often find that thing

reappears at a certain time in the future.

It comes back.

It reappears.

It's rises from the grave.

It has re-energised itself.

It has made a comeback.