reassumed
Picked up again
Reassumed is the past tense of reassume—to take up again something previously held or abandoned.
A monarch reassumes the throne after exile.
Someone reassumes responsibilities after a leave of absence.
She reassumed her maiden name after the divorce.
The word implies returning to a former state or role rather than starting fresh.
Initiated once more
- reinstatedReturned to previous position
- retakenSeized back again
- reclaimedTaken back; salvaged
- readoptedAccepted back into use
repossessed · reoccupied · reacquired · reestablished · reentered · reactivated · reembraced · reaffirmed
Authoritative instruction given
- authorityPower to enforce obedience
- governanceHow authority is exercised
- powerEnergy transfer rate
- leadershipAbility to direct others
dominance · management · sovereignty · reign · helm · charge · rule · oversight
Obligation for one's actions
- dutyRequired moral task
- obligationRequired task or commitment
- commitmentFirm pledge to act
- chargeCost or accusation
trust · liability · burden · role · mandate · custody · guardianship · answerability
restarted
Initiated once more
- reinstatedReturned to previous position
- retakenSeized back again
- reclaimedTaken back; salvaged
readopted · repossessed · reoccupied · reacquired · reestablished · reentered · reactivated · reembraced · reaffirmed · reintegrated
command
Authoritative instruction given
- authorityPower to enforce obedience
- governanceHow authority is exercised
- powerEnergy transfer rate
leadership · dominance · management · sovereignty · reign · helm · charge · rule · oversight · jurisdiction
accountability
Obligation for one's actions
- dutyRequired moral task
- obligationRequired task or commitment
- commitmentFirm pledge to act
charge · trust · liability · burden · role · mandate · custody · guardianship · answerability · stewardship
role
Position or part
position · title · name · status · mantle · mask · stance · demeanor · bearing
reassumedrelinquished
Gave up possession of
abandoned · gave up · surrendered · renounced · forfeited
reassumeddiscontinued
No longer available
terminated · ceased · ended · stopped · halted