resuming

[rɪˈzjuːmɪŋ]

resuming Definition

• 1. beginning again after a pause or interruption
• 2. submitting a document or application again after making changes or updates

Using resuming: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "resuming" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  After the break, we will be resuming the meeting.

• Example

  I am resuming my studies after taking a year off.

• Example

  He is resuming his position as CEO after a long vacation.

• Example

  She is resuming her work on the project after making some changes.

resuming Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for resuming

• continuing
• restarting
• reopening
• recommencing
• recommencing

Antonyms for resuming

• stopping
• pausing
• halting

Phrases with resuming

• resume normal service

  to return to the usual way of doing things after a period of disruption or change

  Example

  The train company announced that they would resume normal service after the repairs were completed.

• resume work

  to start working again after a break or interruption

  Example

  After the lunch break, everyone resumed work on the project.

• resume one's seat

  to sit down again after standing up or leaving a seat

  Example

  Please resume your seat, the movie is about to start.

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Summary: resuming in Brief

'Resuming' [rɪˈzjuːmɪŋ] means starting again after a pause or interruption. It can also refer to submitting a document or application again after making changes or updates. Examples include 'After the break, we will be resuming the meeting,' and 'She is resuming her work on the project after making some changes.' Phrases like 'resume normal service' and 'resume work' indicate returning to usual ways of doing things.