Growth
Regrow
Regrow verb - Grow anew or continue growth after an injury or interruption.
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His bones and muscles literally break and regrow as they stretch, pointing to some sort of accelerated biological growth process.
Source: Shapeshifter Baggage -
The kicker is, the discovery does indeed hold enormous potential for all of humanity (they have learned how to regrow nerve cells but haven't yet learned to stop the growth) but the cost is what causes the protagonist to reject the notion.
Source: Just Think of the Potential -
When an Amir Kabal dies, his body is regrown with all memories intact from the "seed", a small cyst-like growth at the back of the head, which detaches on death and must be planted in the ground to regrow.
Source: Supernaturally Young Parent
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