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Pretending the pause never happened, just louder and with worse posture.
means The act of starting something back up again after it stopped for a while.
from From Latin resumere, 'to take up again' — re- ('again') plus sumere ('to take, to pick up'). The same sumere gives English 'consume' and 'assume.' It entered English through French in the 1400s, originally in the legal sense of a crown taking back a granted estate — already, fittingly, a word about reclaiming something that had briefly been let go.
- etymology
- from latin resumere, to take up again
- legal use
- often marks when a trial restarts after recess
- common pairing
- usually follows talks, hostilities, or services