Definition of "reseated" [reseated]

• Simple past tense and past participle of reseat. (verb)

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• "Spock reseated the knife in his grasp, its point outward, arming himself."
• "There was some irritation among first class passengers that they were reseated but the marshals assured them it was for their safety."
• "Elected overwhelmingly, ousted by a coup and reseated by American troops, the populist ex-priest abolished the repressive army, virtually ended human rights violations, mostly kept his promise to promote reconciliation, ran ragged but fair elections and, though he had the popular support to ignore it, honored his pledge to step down at the end of his term."