re-start (Meaning)

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re-start (v)

start an engine again, for example

take up or begin anew

After the system crash, I had to re-start my computer from scratch.
The engineer recommended re-starting the engine to resolve the overheating issue.
I had to re-start the video game after it froze unexpectedly.
The power outage caused me to re-start my work from the beginning.
The re-start button on the device allowed me to reset its settings.
I re-started my diet after a period of indulgence.
The doctor advised me to re-start my exercise regimen slowly.
The re-start menu provided me with options to troubleshoot the problem.
I re-started my subscription to the streaming service to access new content.
The re-start of negotiations brought both sides back to the table.

start an engine again, for example, take up or begin anew

resume, continue, reopen, revive, proceed (with),renew,pick up, resuscitate

end, stop, conclude,finish, stop, consummate, end, finish, conclude, complete

After the system crash, I had to re-start my computer from scratch.

The engineer recommended re-starting the engine to resolve the overheating issue.

I had to re-start the video game after it froze unexpectedly.

The power outage caused me to re-start my work from the beginning.