What is another word for Reassume?

Pronunciation: [ɹˌiːɐsˈuːm] (IPA)

"Reassume" is a action of taking back or resuming something that was previously possessed. Some possible synonyms for "reassume" include "reclaim," "repossess," "retrieve," "regain," "take back," "recover," "reoccupy," "reacquire," "reopen," "resume," or "continue." All of these terms indicate a process of returning to a previous state or position, with the implication that something has been lost, temporarily stopped, or put on hold. Depending on the context, any of these synonyms might be more or less appropriate for conveying the specific connotations of "reassume".

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Usage examples for Reassume

After a short and violent conflict with the almost overwhelming emotions that had crushed upon him with the words and actions of Imogene, the great lawyer had summoned up sufficient control over himself to Reassume the duties of his position and face once more the expectant crowd, and the startled, if not thoroughly benumbed, jury.
"Hand and Ring"
Anna Katharine Green
From one of these, who in life had been the famous statesman Peter de Vineis, Dante learns that at the judgement they will recover their bodies, like others, but will not be allowed to Reassume them.
"Dante: His Times and His Work"
Arthur John Butler
Like the tamed bird which flies from its cage, and after wandering a short time, is glad to return to its home and Reassume its perch, so did I consider it would be the case with the sultan.
"The Pacha of Many Tales"
Captain Frederick Marryat

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