resume

Definition for resume

verb as in begin again

Strongest matches

continue, go on, proceed, regain, reopen, restart, return to, take up

Strong matches

recapitulate, recommence, recoup, repossess, retake

Weak matches

assume again, carry on, come back, go on with, keep on, keep up, occupy again, pick up, reassume, reinstitute, reoccupy, take back

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Flights were expected to resume at midnight on Thursday, the airport authority said.

From BBC

The hearing is expected to resume at noon on Friday.

From BBC

Around 20,000 passengers were impacted by the closure of Copenhagen airport, which resumed operations after midnight local time.

From BBC

The company emphasized that meaningful discussions with Kimmel led to the decision to resume the show, suggesting the suspension served its intended purpose of addressing the controversy.

From Los Angeles Times

Supreme Court overrode the decision and allowed the detentions to resume.

From Los Angeles Times

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