Synonym: recommencement. Similar words: presumption, assumption, consumption, presumptuous, gumption, bumptious, scrumptious, exemption. Meaning: [rɪ'zʌmpʃn] 
n. beginning again.
n. beginning again. 
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61, Perhaps America's post cold - war dominance was just a blip before the resumption of relative decline.
62, Adhere to minutely small low Yin sunset bar line received a resumption, sharp decline in prices back to the positions, every high manage to sell actions alone.
63, The press saw the event as a straw in the wind that augured the resumption of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
64, Third, the cumulative effect of the policy will promote the resumption of confidence.
65, Acceptance for the normal only after the resumption of production operations.
66, This will apply to all, that is, for citizenship by descent, by conferral and for resumption.
67, The investments required for this resumption comes from the Aga Khan Foundation.
68, To avoid the abuse of the visitation right, marriage law has prescribed the termination and resumption of the visitation right.
69, Obama has authorised the resumption of talks over migration and disaster preparedness,(http://sentencedict.com/resumption.html) low-level contacts which were severed during the Bush administration.
70, Zhang Ling in Qingchengshan Alchemy , the resumption Cho Hyun guard Dan Long Room.
71, Hamas's arguments against a resumption of American - brokered negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians are growing more vitriolic.
72, With a bow. Used chiefly as a direction to indicate the resumption of bowing after a pizzicato passage.
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