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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However, with production not expected to resume until 1 October at the earliest, industry experts say some suppliers are on the "brink of collapse".

From BBC

Car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover is still working to get its IT systems back up and running, and resume production after a hack at the end of August.

From BBC

After the strike ended, Streeting offered to resume talks early next week following a plea from the union to get back to the negotiating table.

From BBC

The celebrations resumed later on at a 'Champions Party' for fans at a wet Battersea Power Station.

From BBC

Over the last half century, all but a few of the GOP’s nominees have had at least one failed White House bid on their resume.

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