Antonyms for Resumption
rɪˈzʌmp ʃənre·sump·tion

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1. resumptionnoun

   Synonyms:
   restart

2. resumptionnoun

   The act of resuming or starting something again.

   Synonyms:
   restart

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1. resumption, recommencementnoun

   beginning again

   Synonyms:
   recommencement, resumption

How to use Resumption in a sentence?

1. Richard Franulovich:

   A follow-up Fed hike could come as soon as March, aided and abetted by favourable oil price base-effects that will lift inflation almost a percentage point and a potentially mild winter, we should see a resumption of the dollar's longer term uptrend as 2016 progresses.

2. Noam Bramson:

   The resumption of construction and retail pickup in Phase I will be a welcome boost to our local economy, and New Rochelle is already making plans to accelerate our recovery through both business and individual assistance, but it is premature to let down our guard. All of us must continue to act responsibly, practice physical distancing, use face coverings, and follow other guidelines intended to safeguard our health at both home and work.

3. Christopher Yaluma:

   In view of this development, I wish to declare the resumption of the issuance, renewal and transfer of mining rights and non-mining rights with effect from Monday.

4. Major League Baseball:

   Given the current circumstances, Major League Baseball believes that it is most prudent to allow the Eleven Marlins time to focus on providing care for their players and planning their Baseball Operations for a resumption early next week.

5. Foreign Ministry:

   This decision sends a wrong signal at the wrong time, especially in the current tense situation, both parties in the Middle East conflict are called on to take steps for a de-escalation and to find ways that lead to an urgently needed resumption of peace negotiations.

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