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Reseed

Definition:

verb (transitive) - to sow or plant seeds in an area, typically to grow new plants or restore vegetation

Sense 1:

When used as a verb, "reseed" refers to the action of sowing seeds in an area that already had plant life or had been previously planted. This is done to replenish, restore, or improve the vegetation growth.

Example:

After the wildfire, the forestry department decided to reseed the burnt areas with a more fire-resistant grass variety.

Sense 2:

When used as a verb, "reseed" also refers to the action of planting seeds again in a specific area to ensure plant life continues to grow, typically after a previous crop or plant has been harvested or died.

Example:

Every spring, the farmer reseeds his fields with a variety of crops to maintain soil fertility and ensure a successful harvest in the coming months.

Sense 3:

When used as a verb, "reseed" can also signify the action of renewing a sporting team by replacing or adding new players.

Example:

The coach decided to reseed the soccer team with promising new talents to strengthen their chances in the upcoming tournament.

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