Verb:

ஆரம்பிக்குமாறும்,

recommence's Usage Examples:

36, a), for when cut in this way the wound becomes rapidly covered with new wood, as soon as growth recommences, whereas if the cut is too close the bud is starved, or if less close an ugly and awkward snag is left.

Wintering at Orizaba, they recommenced their advance (Feb.

It was intended as a temporary tax for war purposes only, and was repealed in 1802, but was reimposed when the war recommenced in 1803, with the limit of abatement reduced to £150.

In the year of the treaty of Etaples the Yorkist conspiracies began once more to thicken, and Henry was fortunate to escape with profit from the French war before his domestic Yorkist troubles recommenced.

In order to avoid troublesome computations, which it would be necessary to recommence for every year, and of which the results differ only by a few days, chronologers generally regard the 1st of July as the commencement of the Olympic year.

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.

Courtenay dared not recommence them, and Lancaster ruled as he pleased till his father, five months later, died.

, when it died out, to recommence shortly after dawn.

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

Then the large cells recommence the process of division and sink into the hollow of the sphere, leaving an elongated groove, the blastopore, on the surface.

The cooling soon recommences and these crystals continue to form, but at lower and o°c lower temperatures because the still liquid part is becoming richer in B.

This high figure includes ' dormant ' sites on which mineral working may not recommence without the prior approval of new planning conditions.

Synonyms:

begin, commence, lead off, start,

Antonyms:

pull out, leave, stay, sell, end,