reset
/ˌriːˈsɛt/
verb
- To set something back to its original or default state, especially a device, system, or machine.
- I had to reset my phone because the screen froze.
- Please reset the router by unplugging it for ten seconds.
- She reset the alarm clock after the power went out.
- To adjust or start something again in a new way, often after a problem or change.
- After the argument, they needed to reset their relationship and start fresh.
- The team decided to reset their strategy after losing the first game.
- The company plans to reset its goals for the next quarter.
noun
- An act of setting something back to its original state or starting over.
- After the storm, the power grid needed a full reset.
- The game gives you three resets before you lose your progress.
- A quick reset of the computer fixed the error.
- A button or control that restores a device to its default settings.
- The remote has a small reset hidden under the battery cover.
- Press the reset on the back of the device to restart it.
- He hit the reset and the system rebooted immediately.