reseed Definition
- 1to plant seeds again in an area where they have already been planted before
- 2to scatter seeds on the ground again to grow new plants
Using reseed: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "reseed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The farmer had to reseed the field after the storm destroyed the crops.
Example
I need to reseed the lawn because it has become patchy.
Example
The gardener decided to reseed the flower bed with a different variety of flowers.
reseed Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for reseed
- regenerate
- plant again
- sow again
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Summary: reseed in Brief
The verb 'reseed' [riːˈsiːd] means to plant seeds again in an area where they have already been planted before or to scatter seeds on the ground again to grow new plants. It is often used in agriculture and gardening contexts, such as 'The farmer had to reseed the field after the storm destroyed the crops.'
