reseat
/riˈsit/
verb
- To sit down again, or to help someone sit down again.
- After standing to stretch, she reseated herself at the desk.
- The usher reseated the guests after the fire alarm was cleared.
- He reseated on the bench and continued reading his book.
- To put something back into its proper position or place.
- The mechanic reseated the tire on the rim.
- He reseated the plug firmly into the socket.
- She carefully reseated the lid on the jar to keep it airtight.
- To provide new seats for a venue or vehicle.
- They had to reseat the old bus with more comfortable chairs.
- The theater plans to reseat the entire orchestra section next year.
- The stadium was reseated to improve the view for spectators.
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