"to seat again," 1630s, from re- + seat (v.). Related: Reseated; reseating.
reseat the old broken chair
reseat Carnegie Hall
The usher insisted on reseating us
rescind
rescission
rescue
research
re-search
reseat
resect
resection
resemblance
resemble
resend
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