transitive. To renew (in various senses).

transitive. To resume (an activity, practice, etc.) after an interruption or lull; to re-establish (a relationship).

transitive. To begin again or continue (a practice, occupation, course, etc.) after interruption. Also with †to.

transitive. To renew (in various senses). Also intransitive.

transitive. To renew (something); to revive (someone or something).

transitiveTo continue or go on with again after an interruption or pause; to resume, recommence. transitive. With a practice, action, occupation…

transitive. To withdraw, take back; to retract.

transitive. To begin afresh (esp. something left off, or begun by another); to resume; = to take up 19 at phrasal verbs 1. Also intransitive.

transitive. To recommence, resume (an action, a performance, a speech, etc.); to perform or present again after a pause. Obsolete.

transitive. To begin again; to cause to begin again; to renew.

transitive. To renew, resume (an action, relationship, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To begin afresh (something left off, or begun by another); to resume, recommence. Also intransitive. Cf. to take up the threads at thread…

transitive. To begin again.

transitive. To open up again (a process, as negotiations); to renew. Also figurative.