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Reseat

verb

Provide with a new seat.

Provide with new seats.

Show to a different seat.

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"Reseat" Quotes from Famous Books

... to lose my high opinion, when the inn-maid entered the kitchen, and the secretary repressed the reply already on his lips. She took from the spit a fowl that had been roasting, and brought it to our chamber. To avoid exciting her suspicions I had to leave my place of observation and reseat myself on the bed. ...

— An Enemy To The King • Robert Neilson Stephens

... look that startled her; they were at once removed, the head turned away; there was an attempt at the first words, but they died away on her lips; there was a sudden whiteness, Lucilla and the German both tried to reseat her; but with readier judgment Owen made two long steps, gathered her up in his strong arms, and bore her through the curtains and out at the open ...

— Hopes and Fears - scenes from the life of a spinster • Charlotte M. Yonge

... to obey her aunt, the sound of feet was heard in the anteroom. The marchesa made a sign to her to reseat herself, which she did in the same place as before, behind the thick cotton curtains ...

— The Italians • Frances Elliot

Words linked to "Reseat" : cabinetwork, sit, cabinetry, architecture, sit down, seat