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restartable

adj

Etymology

From restart + -able.

  1. derived from *(s)ter-✻ — “to be stiff”
  2. inherited from *sturtijan✻ — “to startle, move, set in motion”
  3. inherited from styrtan — “to leap up, start”
  4. inherited from sterten — “to leap up suddenly, rush out”
  5. prefixed as restart — “re + start”
  6. suffixed as restartable — “restart + able”

Definitions

  1. Capable of being restarted.

    • Using restartable mode means that you can restart the operation should an external force interrupt it.

The neighborhood

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