Resumptive
adjective
1.
that summarizes:
a resumptive statement.
2.
that tends to resume or repeat:
a speech so resumptive that its point was lost.
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- Resumptive-pronoun
Linguistics. 1. a pronoun that appears in a sentence at a position from which something has been copied or moved by a transformational rule, as found in languages such as Irish, Welsh, Hebrew, and Arabic and in some nonstandard varieties of English, as him in (nonstandard) the man that I gave the book to him.
- Resupinate
adjective 1. bent backward. 2. Botany. inverted; appearing as if upside down. adjective 1. (botany) (of plant parts, esp the flowers of many orchids) reversed or inverted in position, so as to appear to be upside down
- Resupination
[ri-soo-puh-ney-shuh n] /rɪˌsu pəˈneɪ ʃən/ noun 1. a resupinate condition.
- Resupine
adjective 1. lying on the back; supine. adjective 1. (rare) lying on the back; supine
- Resupply
verb (transitive) -plies, -plying, -plied 1. to provide (with something) again