Verb:

పునఃప్రారంభించుము,

restart's Usage Examples:

Each level contains six restart positions, from which the ship will respawn at the most recent position passed if a life is lost.

When the game is completed, it restarts from the beginning with the time count, money, lives, hearts (if any) and score that the player had at the end of the game.

The restart was announced in combination with a greatest hits album called Re-Union.

During a race, it is displayed at the end of a caution period or a temporary delay to indicate that the race is restarting.

The Girls School has been restarted, named after Vidyasagar.

After a lengthy hospital stay and rehabilitation, he was able to restart the movie, which he looked at as a form of physical therapy.

purposes, such as escaping from duck ponds or restarting a car using a starting handle.

Patent disputes caused generic production to stop in 2010, but it restarted in 2012.

Operations were suspended in November 2004, with the airline in debt, but restarted operations in 2009.

and only three laps after the subsequent restart, on lap 29, Busch got loose off of turn two and crashed down the back-straightaway.

However, restarting production for just one ship could result in a disproportionally high per-ship cost.

Several former employees bought the name and goodwill and in 1919 restarted production of the D as the Model E, at a stratospheric US"9500 (at a time when a physician might earn US"3000 a year).

In 1992, the US Air Force was directed by the US Department of Defense to restart the program, an effort which was opposed by the General Accounting Office of the US Congress.

Synonyms:

re-start, start, start up,

Antonyms:

behave, stay in place, refrain, stop,