Resume is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESUME in dictionary:

VERB:
• to begin again
• begin again or continue after a pause or interruption
• begin speaking again after a pause or interruption
• take or put on again
• To take back.
• To enter upon, or take up again.
• To begin again; to recommence, as something which has been interrupted; as, to resume an argument or discourse.
• take up or begin anew
• return to a previous location or condition
• assume anew
• give a summary (of)
• begin again
NOUN:
• A summing up; a condensed statement; an abridgment or brief recapitulation.
• short descriptive summary (of events)
• a summary of your academic and work history
• summary
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take up again after interruption

Words related to RESUME

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Words that contain RESUME

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How to use RESUME in a sentence

• After resting two years he was again able to resume work.
• Mary had made that out from the way she had received her own resume of the status of his opera.
• Continuing my studies at home, I passed satisfactory examinations, which enabled me to resume my place in the class room the following January.
• I resume my pen after a sleepless night, and with an oppression of mind not to be described.
• Let me beg of you, my friends, to resume your seats.
• If possible, he must take shelter in some line of fortifications, and prepare to resume the offensive.
• Unfortunately for all the parties concerned, Rhodes let slip the opportunity to resume his former friendship with Mr.
• They resume practically the same standpoint which the Duke of York had reached a century and a half before.
• Go! resume possession of your house, and leave me here to transact the business which my employer has intrusted to me, and to see how matters end with Danville and his mother.
• Still spell-bound by his voice, she recovered self-control enough to bow to him and to resume her place on the sofa.
• He had wired to Chester that he would reach the fort that evening, but would not resume duty for a few days.
• With a sigh to the departed, let us resume the dull business of life, in the certainty that we also shall have our repose.
• Aside from the fatigues of the evening, they wished to reflect, and to resume their self-command.
• We parted last night in the middle of a controversy and are rageing to resume it.
• I resume the biography of Bailly at the time when he quitted the Hotel de Ville after a magistracy of about two years.
• At the moment of explosion I had risen from the table to resume work in my chamber, which presented to my astonished eyes anything but the characteristics of a quiet study then.
• So, with my mackintosh wrapped around me, I lay for hours among the troops on the damp ground awaiting the order to resume our midnight march.
• I was about to rise and resume my journey, when I discovered that I lay beside a pit in the rock, whose mouth was like that of a grave.
• But in the morning I saw that it was a false alarm and concluded to resume business at the old stand and wait for another reminder.
• It was not deemed expedient for the brethren to resume their residence in Salonica.
• Twice every year, for a fortnight at a time, I was allowed to resume my human shape.
• If Christian ideals are to resume their appeal to the membership of the Church as a whole it is requisite that they be studied by the clergy and intelligently presented.
• A few minutes were sufficient for Philip to resume his natural self-possession.
• Jesus said that he was willing to resume his charge, but did not know if Hazael and the brethren would receive him back into the order after his long absence.
• Also her husband was improving every day, though it would still be weeks before he could resume his duties.
• He did not resume his paddling, for this indeed was plainly useless.
• It is the work of the seer approaching the end of his life-drama, giving with photographic clearness a resume of it.
• The sea and land breezes again resume their full sway.
• Let them resume their charge, and return in safety to the fort, or continue their chase in the forest at pleasure.
• Still I watched, and again I saw the man of the tower raise his glasses and resume his scrutiny of that distant object which so closely engaged his attention.
• It was better it should not, but that things should, as quickly as possible, resume their usual and natural course.

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