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Meanings of recommence (recommenced) in English
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Usage of recommenced in English
1
However she has recommenced some of her normal duties in recent months.
2
Early in the spring the parties of the enemy recommenced their forays.
3
The transport of reconciliation was soon over; and the old struggle recommenced.
4
A second later, the lamentations recommenced; in higher if more liquid volume.
5
Legrand, however, although evidently much disconcerted, wiped his brow thoughtfully and recommenced.
6
The captain now recommenced his own explanations in the language of nature.
7
But distant shouts in the streets, and the tramp of horses recommenced.
8
In the morning we waked again, and the same round was recommenced.
9
The girl tied the scarf round her bosom and recommenced the pursuit.
10
I now gave the order for the advance, and the march recommenced.
11
With the autumn the campaign recommenced, and with exactly the same result.
12
Her voice died in an unintelligible murmur, and the rhythmic swaying recommenced.
13
Alfred remonstrated gently at first; the gentleman forbore a minute, then recommenced.
14
The moment Henry became aware of this marriage, the civil struggle recommenced.
15
The airship rose some thirty feet out of reach, and Robur recommenced:
16
On the street he caught up with her and the quarrel recommenced.
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