begin again
verb
Roget 104:
repeat,
iterate,
reiterate,
reproduce,
echo,
reecho,
drum,
harp upon,
battologize†,
hammer,
redouble.
recur,
revert,
return,
reappear,
recurse [Comp.];
renew
etc.
(restore)
660.
rehearse;
do over again,
say over again;
ring the changes on;
harp on the same string;
din in the ear,
drum in the ear;
conjugate in all its moods tenses and conjugate in all its moods tenses and inflexions†,
begin again,
go over the same ground,
go the same round,
never hear the last of;
resume,
return to,
recapitulate,
reword.
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Roget 66:
begin,
start,
commence;
conceive,
open,
dawn,
set in,
take its rise,
enter upon,
enter;
set out
etc.
(depart)
293;
embark in;
incept†.
initiate,
launch,
inaugurate.
inchoate,
rise,
arise,
originate.
usher in;
lead off,
lead the way;
take the lead,
take the initiative;
head;
stand at the head,
stand first,
stand for;
lay the foundations
etc.
(prepare)
673;
found
etc.
(cause)
153;
set up,
set on foot,
agoing†,
set abroach†,
set the ball in motion;
apply the match to a train;
broach;
open up,
open the door to.
get underway,
set about,
get to work,
set to work,
set to;
make a beginning,
make a start.
handsel;
take the first step,
lay the first stone,
cut the first turf;
break ground,
break the ice,
break cover;
pass the Rubicon,
cross the Rubicon;
open fire,
open the ball;
ventilate,
air;
undertake
etc.
676.
come into existence,
come into the world;
make one's debut,
take birth;
burst forth,
break out;
spring up,
spring forth,
crop up,
pop up,
appear,
materialize.
begin at the beginning,
begin ab ovo [Lat.].
begin again,
begin de novo;
start afresh,
make a fresh start,
take it from the top,
shuffle the cards,
reshuffle the cards,
resume,
recommence.
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