resat
Took chair again
Resat is the past tense and past participle of resit, meaning to take an examination again after failing: She resat her chemistry exam in August.
The term is primarily British, where resitting exams is a standard part of the educational system.
examination
Attempt something again
- re-examinationRenewed scrutiny of something
- do-overAnother chance given
- retrialFresh court proceeding
- retestExamine again for verification
technical
Restore to original state
- rebootCycle power intentionally
- reinitializeRestore to original state
- power-cycleRestart by cutting electricity
- recalibrateReset to accurate standard
reconfigure · restore · refresh · clear · wipe · restart · reactivate · reinstate
retake
Attempt something again
- re-examinationRenewed scrutiny of something
- do-overAnother chance given
- retrialFresh court proceeding
reset
Restore to original state
- rebootCycle power intentionally
- reinitializeRestore to original state
- power-cycleRestart by cutting electricity
recalibrate · reconfigure · restore · refresh · clear · wipe · restart · reactivate · reinstate · reconnect