reseating

Moving guests around

Reseating is the act of seating again or in a new position.

In everyday contexts, it means moving someone to a different seat: The hostess reseated us at a quieter table.

In technical contexts, reseating refers to removing and reinserting a component to ensure proper connection: Reseating the RAM fixed the boot problem.

The technique is a standard first step in troubleshooting electronics.

mechanical

valve

Fluid flow controller

  • gasketMechanical leak preventer
  • sealAuthentication stamp or mark
  • o-ringToroidal sealing element

bearing · component · socket · connector · reinstallation · fitting · insertion · alignment · placement · securing

venue

arrangement

Ordered configuration or agreement

capacity · guests · attendees · audience · theater · stadium · arena · concert · wedding · ceremony

furniture

cushion

Stuffed fabric for comfort

foam · springs · webbing · fabric · leather · frame · repair · restoration · sagging · refurbishment

stability

alignment

Correct relative positioning

positioning · centering · foundation · support · anchoring · firmness · steadiness · wobble · correction · calibration

Categories
Opposites
positional stability

reseatingstaying put

Remaining in place

fixing · securing · anchoring · not moving · immobilizing

action vs. inaction

reseatingignoring

Deliberately not noticing

neglecting · leaving alone · not moving · maintaining · abandoning

INSTALLATION DIRECTION (technical)

reseatingunseating

Removing from a position

removing · extracting · dislodging · pulling out · uninstalling

Family

seat, seats, seated, seating, unseat, seatbelt, unseating, unseated, reseat

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G