resumed

verb

ri-ZOOMD/ɹɪˈzumd/UKri-ZYOOMD/ɹɪˈzjuːmd/

1 meaning of resumed

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verb
Simple past and past participle of resume.
Once the storm passed, flights resumed at the regional airport.
She resumed her studies after taking a year off to travel.
Note
One spelling does the work of both past tense and past participle: flights resumed, talks have resumed, the hearing was resumed. Have forms the perfect, and be forms the passive when there is an object. In older writing it can carry the verb's archaic meanings. A crown resumed may have been taken back, and an argument resumed may have been summarized, so context decides.

resumed is a form of resume

resume, verb: To begin something again, from the point at which it was stopped or paused, and carry it on. Full entry

Forms: resumeresumes he/she/itresuming -ing formresumed past tense, past participle
Spelling: resume → resumed: add -d

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