reassumption
Reclaiming a role
Reassumption is the act of assuming something again—taking back a role, responsibility, or position previously held or temporarily relinquished: The reassumption of power by the military followed months of political chaos.
The word appears most often in formal or legal contexts, describing the return to a former state or the reclaiming of authority.
Taking possession again
- repossessionCreditor seizing collateral
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- retrievalAct of getting back
- reacquisitionGaining back ownership
taking back · regaining · restoration · reappropriation · recovering · reasserting · reinstating · recoupment
Beginning again after pause
- recommencementAct of beginning anew
- restartingInitiating anew after stopping
- continuationAct of proceeding further
- pickupSmall open-bed truck
reactivation · reinitiation · reengagement · restart · relaunch · recommencing · rebeginning · starting over
Inherited spiritual corruption
- AugustinianOf a fourth-century theologian
- doctrineEstablished body of teachings
- dogmaUnchallengeable official beliefs
- human natureInborn behavioral tendencies shared universally
sinfulness · grace · salvation · Catholic teaching · inherited guilt
reclaiming
Taking possession again
- repossessionCreditor seizing collateral
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- retrievalAct of getting back
reacquisition · taking back · regaining · restoration · reappropriation · recovering · reasserting · reinstating · recoupment · reattainment
resuming
Beginning again after pause
- recommencementAct of beginning anew
- restartingInitiating anew after stopping
- continuationAct of proceeding further
pickup · reactivation · reinitiation · reengagement · restart · relaunch · recommencing · rebeginning · starting over · re-embarking
original sin
Inherited spiritual corruption
- AugustinianOf a fourth-century theologian
- doctrineEstablished body of teachings
- dogmaUnchallengeable official beliefs
human nature · sinfulness · grace · salvation · Catholic teaching · inherited guilt
reassumptionabandonment
Act of leaving permanently
relinquishment · renunciation · surrender · abdication · forfeiture
reassumptiondiscontinuation
Formal ending of something
termination · cessation · ending · stoppage · conclusion
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