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recommencement
This term carries a formal, administrative tone, often appearing in legal, diplomatic, or official contexts. It suggests a deliberate, structured return to a previous state of activity, implying that the interruption was a recognized pause rather than a permanent end. It differs from restart in its weight and formality, evoking a sense of ceremony or official decree.
As a noun derived from the verb recommence, it follows standard English countability rules. While it can be used to describe the general concept of starting again, it is most frequently used as a countable noun when referring to specific instances or events of restarting a process.
Meanings
The act of starting something again after a period of interruption or suspension.
Examples
The recommencement of the trial was delayed by a week.
We are preparing for the recommencement of operations at the plant.
The recommencement of classes will be announced on Monday.
I wonder if the recommencement of our project will actually happen.
The treaty provides for the recommencement of diplomatic relations.
The treaty provides for the recommencement of diplomatic relations.
A formal notice was sent regarding the recommencement of the lease.
The recommencement of the festival brought joy back to the city.
The board approved the recommencement of the funding program.
The recommencement of hostilities surprised the neighboring nations.
The recommencement of hostilities surprised the neighboring nations.