Definition of reassume in English:

reassume

verb riːəˈsjuːmˌriəˈsum

[with object]

Take on or gain (something) again.
he reassumed the title of Governor General
Example sentencesExamples
- The Commander reassumed her threatening voice.
- Then the shade of Marx was gone, and the walls of the official residence had reassumed their reassuring solidity.
- ‘I wasn't aware you read, Ezekiel, ‘said Sutton, reassuming his seat facing the desk.’
- However, Bell's lead was short lived with Jenkins reassuming top spot a few laps later and holding the lead to the chequered flag.
- Suzie, reassuming her usual role, draped the dress over Samantha's outstretched arm and turned back to the others.
- Once again, the Americans had essentially reassumed control of the airfield by operating the air traffic control system that extended southward from Thule to Newfoundland.
- When the issue reassumes center stage, some will be surprised to see that it wears a somewhat different face - a more feminine face.
- Huge counter demonstrations by opposition supporters tilt the balance and he reassumes power two days later.
- But he could not have lived without his work, so that when he recovered his health and reassumed his duties, if not the use of his arm, he was grateful.
- The World Health Organization asserts that the solution to the current crisis is for the state to reassume a leading role in the system.
- I'm just beginning to reassume some form of normalcy.
- But that is much more easily done if Cassell can reassume his role as the offensive ignition.
- The US ambassador reassumes the key position in the country, and various activities can take place, ranging from mop-up actions against small groups of resistance to rebuilding schools and digging wells.
- What all this means for Indonesia is that the right time has come for this country to play an active role once again and reassume its once-prominent role in this region.
- The signing of the Armistice at Versailles occurred before the Regiment could cross the Atlantic, so it reassumed its border patrol mission.
- The ensuing period of parity was brief, however, as straight from the kick off Catz reassumed the lead.
- At that point, New York would reassume control of the land.
- He expressed expectations that Germany will reassume its leading position in commodity exchange with Bulgaria and in the field of investments.
- ‘Oh yes,’ said Holly, reassuming her grand air from earlier on ‘We jump almost every class’
- The Coast Guard reassumed full control of the station in 1946.

Derivatives

reassumption

noun riːˈsʌm(p)ʃ(ə)nˌriəˈsəm(p)ʃ(ə)n

What happens in the case of emergency reassumption or suspension or withholding or delay of payments?
Example sentencesExamples
- The information is being collected when federally recognized tribes request reassumption of jurisdiction over child custody proceedings.

Definition of reassume in US English:

reassume

verbˌrēəˈso͞omˌriəˈsum

[with object]

Take on or gain (something) again.
he reassumed the title of Governor General
Example sentencesExamples
- When the issue reassumes center stage, some will be surprised to see that it wears a somewhat different face - a more feminine face.
- What all this means for Indonesia is that the right time has come for this country to play an active role once again and reassume its once-prominent role in this region.
- Then the shade of Marx was gone, and the walls of the official residence had reassumed their reassuring solidity.
- The ensuing period of parity was brief, however, as straight from the kick off Catz reassumed the lead.
- The World Health Organization asserts that the solution to the current crisis is for the state to reassume a leading role in the system.
- The signing of the Armistice at Versailles occurred before the Regiment could cross the Atlantic, so it reassumed its border patrol mission.
- Huge counter demonstrations by opposition supporters tilt the balance and he reassumes power two days later.
- Suzie, reassuming her usual role, draped the dress over Samantha's outstretched arm and turned back to the others.
- But that is much more easily done if Cassell can reassume his role as the offensive ignition.
- Once again, the Americans had essentially reassumed control of the airfield by operating the air traffic control system that extended southward from Thule to Newfoundland.
- The US ambassador reassumes the key position in the country, and various activities can take place, ranging from mop-up actions against small groups of resistance to rebuilding schools and digging wells.
- But he could not have lived without his work, so that when he recovered his health and reassumed his duties, if not the use of his arm, he was grateful.
- ‘Oh yes,’ said Holly, reassuming her grand air from earlier on ‘We jump almost every class’
- The Coast Guard reassumed full control of the station in 1946.
- I'm just beginning to reassume some form of normalcy.
- He expressed expectations that Germany will reassume its leading position in commodity exchange with Bulgaria and in the field of investments.
- However, Bell's lead was short lived with Jenkins reassuming top spot a few laps later and holding the lead to the chequered flag.
- The Commander reassumed her threatening voice.
- At that point, New York would reassume control of the land.
- ‘I wasn't aware you read, Ezekiel, ‘said Sutton, reassuming his seat facing the desk.’

单词	reassume
释义	Definition of reassume in English: reassume verb riːəˈsjuːmˌriəˈsum [with object] Take on or gain (something) again. he reassumed the title of Governor General Example sentencesExamples The Commander reassumed her threatening voice. Then the shade of Marx was gone, and the walls of the official residence had reassumed their reassuring solidity. ‘I wasn't aware you read, Ezekiel, ‘said Sutton, reassuming his seat facing the desk.’ However, Bell's lead was short lived with Jenkins reassuming top spot a few laps later and holding the lead to the chequered flag. Suzie, reassuming her usual role, draped the dress over Samantha's outstretched arm and turned back to the others. Once again, the Americans had essentially reassumed control of the airfield by operating the air traffic control system that extended southward from Thule to Newfoundland. When the issue reassumes center stage, some will be surprised to see that it wears a somewhat different face - a more feminine face. Huge counter demonstrations by opposition supporters tilt the balance and he reassumes power two days later. But he could not have lived without his work, so that when he recovered his health and reassumed his duties, if not the use of his arm, he was grateful. The World Health Organization asserts that the solution to the current crisis is for the state to reassume a leading role in the system. I'm just beginning to reassume some form of normalcy. But that is much more easily done if Cassell can reassume his role as the offensive ignition. The US ambassador reassumes the key position in the country, and various activities can take place, ranging from mop-up actions against small groups of resistance to rebuilding schools and digging wells. What all this means for Indonesia is that the right time has come for this country to play an active role once again and reassume its once-prominent role in this region. The signing of the Armistice at Versailles occurred before the Regiment could cross the Atlantic, so it reassumed its border patrol mission. The ensuing period of parity was brief, however, as straight from the kick off Catz reassumed the lead. At that point, New York would reassume control of the land. He expressed expectations that Germany will reassume its leading position in commodity exchange with Bulgaria and in the field of investments. ‘Oh yes,’ said Holly, reassuming her grand air from earlier on ‘We jump almost every class’ The Coast Guard reassumed full control of the station in 1946. Derivatives reassumption noun riːˈsʌm(p)ʃ(ə)nˌriəˈsəm(p)ʃ(ə)n What happens in the case of emergency reassumption or suspension or withholding or delay of payments? Example sentencesExamples The information is being collected when federally recognized tribes request reassumption of jurisdiction over child custody proceedings. Definition of reassume in US English: reassume verbˌrēəˈso͞omˌriəˈsum [with object] Take on or gain (something) again. he reassumed the title of Governor General Example sentencesExamples When the issue reassumes center stage, some will be surprised to see that it wears a somewhat different face - a more feminine face. What all this means for Indonesia is that the right time has come for this country to play an active role once again and reassume its once-prominent role in this region. Then the shade of Marx was gone, and the walls of the official residence had reassumed their reassuring solidity. The ensuing period of parity was brief, however, as straight from the kick off Catz reassumed the lead. The World Health Organization asserts that the solution to the current crisis is for the state to reassume a leading role in the system. The signing of the Armistice at Versailles occurred before the Regiment could cross the Atlantic, so it reassumed its border patrol mission. Huge counter demonstrations by opposition supporters tilt the balance and he reassumes power two days later. Suzie, reassuming her usual role, draped the dress over Samantha's outstretched arm and turned back to the others. But that is much more easily done if Cassell can reassume his role as the offensive ignition. Once again, the Americans had essentially reassumed control of the airfield by operating the air traffic control system that extended southward from Thule to Newfoundland. The US ambassador reassumes the key position in the country, and various activities can take place, ranging from mop-up actions against small groups of resistance to rebuilding schools and digging wells. But he could not have lived without his work, so that when he recovered his health and reassumed his duties, if not the use of his arm, he was grateful. ‘Oh yes,’ said Holly, reassuming her grand air from earlier on ‘We jump almost every class’ The Coast Guard reassumed full control of the station in 1946. I'm just beginning to reassume some form of normalcy. He expressed expectations that Germany will reassume its leading position in commodity exchange with Bulgaria and in the field of investments. However, Bell's lead was short lived with Jenkins reassuming top spot a few laps later and holding the lead to the chequered flag. The Commander reassumed her threatening voice. At that point, New York would reassume control of the land. ‘I wasn't aware you read, Ezekiel, ‘said Sutton, reassuming his seat facing the desk.’
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