Come back to
Resume and come back to are semantically related In some cases you can use "Resume" instead a verb "Come back to".
Resume
Resume verb - To begin again or return to after an interruption.
Come back to and resume are semantically related in return to topic. You can use "Come back to" instead a verb "Resume", if it concerns topics such as take up again.
Nearby Words: resumption, resumed, resuming
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Which is artificial is that, after an alert, if still alive they come back to their normal standing place and resume their activity.
Source: Video Game / Commandos -
In the Pinky and the Brain episode "Ambulatory Abe", Brain rigs the Lincoln Memorial statute with a hidden microphone and speakers, plus movable wheels, to trick the public into believing Abraham Lincoln had come back to life (and was ready to resume being president again).
Source: Living Statue
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