reset
verb (used with object), re·set, re·set·ting.
verb (used without object), re·set, re·set·ting.
noun
Origin of reset
Related Words for reset
reconstituted, transformed, immigrate, uproot, emigrate, remove, graft, reboot, reorganize, revamp, readjust, reconstruct, rework, reposition, reshuffle, renewed, improved, revised, corrected, alteredExamples from the Web for reset
Contemporary Examples of reset
As one national Republican strategist told The Daily Beast, the race “reset” when Moulton won the primary in September.
“A referendum on self-determination is necessary to reset the relationship between Catalonia and Spain,” according to the site.
Then he realized that he had hit button to reset all terminals, located right next to the button to reset one terminal.
“It was like a reset…I could have my vacation away from Chris,” she says.
A week later, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.—part of the same universe—had no choice but to pick up the pieces and hit the reset button.
Historical Examples of reset
Some of the diamonds had been reset, and she wore them at various official functions.
The White LieWilliam Le Queux
That will make no difference to the owner, as I shall have it reset at my own expense.
The Memoires of Casanova, CompleteJacques Casanova de Seingalt
These are yours; I saved them from the fire that day you behaved so rudely to them, and have had them reset.
Molly BawnMargaret Wolfe Hamilton
The men were endeavoring to reset the switch for the main line contact.
The Daughter of a MagnateFrank H. Spearman
The men were again called, and together they reset all the head canvas.
Labrador DaysWilfred Thomason Grenfell