Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
resow
verb
/ˌriːˈsoʊ/

Definition
To sow seed again in the ground.

Examples
- After the last frost, the farmer decided to resow the empty patches in the field.
- She needed to resow the flower bed to ensure a vibrant bloom in the spring.
- If the grass doesn’t grow, you may need to resow it in the fall for a lush lawn.

Meaning
The act of planting seeds anew, usually after a previous sowing has failed or where additional plants are desired.

Synonyms
- replant
- reseed
- re-sow