recommenced's Usage Examples:

It was intended as a temporary tax for war purposes only, and was repealed in 1802, but was reimposed when the war recommenced in 1803, with the limit of abatement reduced to £150.

But in 1399 Visconti recommenced his wars of conquest, which were to have included Padua had not death cut short his schemes in 1402.

On the 19th they recommenced their advance, moving very slowly, and on the 25th halted once more on the Kiri on coming under the fire of the artillery of the fortress.

recommenced war in Artois and Guienne and against Charles the Bad, but failed in his attempt to reunite Brittany and France.

As Sweden had to attend to her own affairs, Finland was gradually reverting to independence and paganism, when in 1209 another bishop and missionary, Thomas (also an Englishman), arrived and recommenced the work of St Henry.

Gold-mining recommenced in 1905 at Urn Rus, a short distance inland from the Red Sea and some 50 m.

The year after his accession the Danish invasions, long unintermitted under Edgar the Peaceful, recommenced; though as yet their object was plunder only, not conquest, and the attacks were repeated in 981, 982 and 988.

(1281), who recommenced persecuting the Ghibellines, excommunicated the Greek emperor, Michael Palaeologus, proclaimed a crusade against the Greeks, filled every appointment in the papal states with Charles's vassals, and reappointed the Angevin king senator of Rome.

It was not until the 29th of March that the new railway communication recommenced to feed the army.

hostilities recommenced in the neighbourhood of Miraflores.

Synonyms:

begin, commence, lead off, start,

Antonyms:

pull out, leave, stay, sell, end,