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restart
This term carries a strong connotation of restoration and correction. In technical environments, it implies a hard reset to clear a corrupted state or initialize a fresh session, suggesting that the previous state was either flawed or obsolete.
In a broader life or business context, it suggests a strategic pivot or a second chance. It differs from simply continuing because it implies a definitive break from the past and a deliberate return to the beginning of a process to ensure a better outcome.
Meanings
Phrasal Verbs
restart from scratch
to begin a process again from the very beginning because the previous attempt failed
Since the data was corrupted, we had to restart the project from scratch.