What does RESAT mean?

Heres the answer: Resat

Part of Speech: Verb

Definition: To sit again or sit in a different position.

Pronunciations: US: /riːˈsæt/; UK: /riːˈsæt/

Origin and Usage: Resat is a past tense form of the verb "resit" which means to sit again or take a seat in a different position. The word originated from the combination of the prefix "re-" which means again, and the verb "sit". Resat is a less commonly used word in modern English, and it is often replaced by other words such as "repositioned" or "re-sat".

Synonyms: Repositioned, re-sat

Related Words: Rates, stare, tears, tares, taser

Example Sentences:

• After standing for an hour, he resat in a different chair.
• She resat the exam and finally passed it.
• He resat the baby in the stroller.