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recommence
This term carries a formal, official tone, typically appearing in legal, academic, or administrative contexts. It suggests a structured restart of a process that was formally paused or suspended, rather than a casual resumption of an activity. Using this word instead of restart or begin again signals a level of professional decorum and procedural precision.
Because it describes the act of starting over from a point of interruption, it implies that the previous progress is preserved and the activity is continuing from where it left off. It is rarely used in intimate or highly informal settings, where words like resume or get back to would be more natural.
Meanings
To begin an activity or process again after a period of interruption or suspension.
Examples
The trial will recommence tomorrow morning at ten.
We shall recommence the meeting after a short break.
I wonder when they will recommence construction on the bridge.
The council decided to recommence negotiations with the neighboring city.
Let us recommence our journey toward the Forbidden Peaks.
The professor asked the students to recommence their reading from page fifty.
After the ceasefire, the two nations sought to recommence diplomatic relations.