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restrict • retake

restrict verbTo place a limit on circumscribe, confine,

limit. See LIMITED.

restricted adjective1. Kept within certain limits limited. See LIM-

ITED. 2. Not total, unlimited, or whole

hear ted. : limited, modified, qualified, reserved.

See BIG, LIMITED. 3; Excluding or unavailable

to certain minorities : segregated. SeeINCLUDE, LIMITED. 4. Of or being informa

tion available only to authorized persons :

classified, confidential, privileged. See SHOW.

restriction 'noun ' , \

1. The act of limiting or condition of being lim

ited, : circumscription, confinement; constrain t,

limitation, restraint. See LIMITED. 2. S o m e ~thing that limits or restricts : check, circum-'

scription, constraint, cramp2, curb, inhibition,

limit, limitation, restraint; stricture, trammel.

See LIMITED.

result .verb

To occur as a consequence : attend, ensue,.fol

low. See CAUSE, PRECEDE.

result in verb To be the cause'of : bring"bring

abolit,. b'ring on, cause, effect, effectuate,gener

ate,dnduce, ingenerate, lead to, ma:ke, ncCa'sion,

secure, set off, stir l (up), touch off, trigger.

Idioms: bring to pass (or effect), give rise to. See

START.

result 'noun 1. Something brought about by a

cause : aftermath, consequence,'corollarYi'

effect, end product, event, fruit, harvest, issue,

outcome, precipitate,:ramification, resultant,

sequel, sequence, sequenti,upshot. ,See 'CAU S·E\

2. MathematicS. Something worked out to .

explain, resolve, or provide a method for deal

ing with and settling a probl em : answer,determination, solution. See ASK:

r.esultant noun ' , . . , ;, .

Something brought about by a cause :. after- .

math, consequence, corollary, effect, en d prod

uct,. event;· fruit; harvest, issue, outcome; precip

itate, ramification, result, sequel" sequenCe, ,.' •

sequent, upshot. See CAUSE. '

result in ,verb See result.

resume verb'1.To begin or go'on after an'interruption ·: '.

continue, .pick up,· renew,·.reopen, restart, take .

up. See CONTINUE. 2. To:ocCupy or take,'

again : reassume, re'-claim, reoccupy, repos- :

sess, retake, take back. See GIVE.resumption noun

A continuing after interruption : continuation,

renewal, resurgence, revival. See CONTINUE.

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resurgence noun

1. A continuing after interruption : con'tion, renewal, resumption, revival. See t

, Th f' °TINUE,' 2. ' , e act 0 revlvmg or condiribeing revived: reactivation, rebirth rco

I 'sance, renascence, reIlewa· resurrection

citation,revitalizatiorl, r e v i v r e v i v i f i ~ ~See AWARENESS. " ,!

resurrect verbTo rouse from a state of inactivity or q ie

cence :"reactivate, reanimate; reawakendIe, renew, 'resuscitate, revItalize; revive'fy S ' " ,I . ee AWARENES·S. '

resurrection' noun

Th: ate of e v i ~ i n g :or ~ o n ~ i t i o n : 6f being

reVived : reactivation, rebirth, renaissan\renascence, renewal, resurgence,

revitalization revival, revivification.

AWAREN ESS .

resuscitate verb

1. To 'cauS'e to corrie back to life or COilS iness : bring around (or round), restore';

rcvivify. See LIVE. 2. To rouse from a,';>

inactivity or quiescence : rcactivate,

reawaken, ~ ' e K i n d l e , renew, re Urreci,revive, revivify. See AWARENESS.

resuscitation noun

The act of reviving or cOlldition of beiug

revived ': ' ' e a c t i ~ a t i o n , rebirth, r.enai san

renascence: rfpe?/.al, r ,e5Ill'!tence', i : e s u ' r rrevit\'lJizatiq'n, revival, rcvivHication. See

A W A R E N E Sretail verb

To offer for sale deal (in), handle,

m ~ c h a n c l i s e , merchant, peddle, ell,

vend. TRANSACTIONS.

retain verb I

1.. To keep at one' disposal : havcC

possess. See KEEP. 2. To have and

one's posseSS.olJ : holq, hold back,

back, reserve withhold. See KEEP. 3,

vere,in some condition, aC,tion, ,or belief

maintain, stay with. See CONTINU!!. 4. T

renew an image or thought in the mind :

bethink, mind, recall, recolh;ct, remembeinisce, revive, think. Idiom; bring to mind

REMEMBER. 5. To obtairi the use Qr eK'i

of : employ, engage, hire; take 0,11> Idiom

on the payroll. See GET, WORK.

retained ,adjective. . '

Having a job : employed, hired; jobboldworking. See,WORK. '

retake verb "To occupy or take again :' reassunlC re-c

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