restart
/ˈɹiːˌstɑɹt/verb2 syllables
Restart means: take up or begin anew.
Synonyms for restart6
verb, as in take up or begin anew
verb, as in start an engine again, for example
re-start
also used for restart
rebeginning, recommencement, relaunch, revamp
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What does restart mean?2
verb
1
take up or begin anew“We resumed the negotiations”
2
start an engine again, for example
Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.
What rhymes with restart?16
Restart in a sentence
- As soon as they have collected the necessary funds, they can restart their project.etoile
- Your computer will restart several times during installation.CK
- A strong diplomatic effort is needed to restart the talks.Amastan
- Algeria needs billions of dollars in order to restart its economy.Amastan
- I want to run away and restart my life.rafaeldejesus8199
- You'll need to restart your browser before these changes can take effect.bekindtoall
- Did you restart your computer to fix the issue?Amastan
- The Internet wasn't working, necessitating me to restart the router.magnificentgoddess
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Forms of restart
as a verb
- past tense
- restarted
- present participle
- restarting
- third-person singular
- restarts