recommencement

[ˌriːkəˈmensmənt]

recommencement Definition

• 1. the act of starting something again after a pause or interruption
• 2. a new beginning

Using recommencement: Examples

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

• Example

  The recommencement of the project was delayed due to budget cuts.

• Example

  The recommencement of classes was postponed until next week.

• Example

  The recommencement of negotiations was met with cautious optimism.

recommencement Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for recommencement

• resumption
• restart
• renewal
• reopening
• continuation

Antonyms for recommencement

• cessation
• halt
• stoppage

Phrases with recommencement

• at the recommencement

  at the start or resumption of something

  Example

  At the recommencement of the meeting, the chairman called for order.

• recommencement ceremony

  a formal event held to celebrate the beginning of a new phase or period

  Example

  The recommencement ceremony for the new academic year will be held next month.

• recommencement speech

  a speech given at a recommencement ceremony, usually by a notable figure or guest

  Example

  The university invited a famous author to give the recommencement speech this year.

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Summary: recommencement in Brief

'Recommencement' [ˌriːkəˈmensmənt] refers to the act of starting something again after a pause or interruption. It can also mean a new beginning. Examples include 'The recommencement of the project was delayed due to budget cuts.' and 'The recommencement of classes was postponed until next week.' Phrases like 'at the recommencement' denote the start of something, while 'recommencement ceremony' and 'recommencement speech' refer to formal events celebrating new beginnings.