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to reselect

to reselect

1 3.6
To choose something again after you first choose it
  • verb
  • /ˌriːsɪˈlɛkt/
translation icon : volver a seleccionar
  • If you accidentally choose the wrong option, simply reselect the correct one on the form.

Examples

  • Reselect the circle made in the previous step and go to Object > Path > Offset Path.

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  • Reselect the vector shapes created in the previous step and duplicate them.

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  • Reselect the vector path made in the previous step and convert it to a smart object.

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  • Reselect the remaining shape and set the Profile section to Width Profile 1.

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  • Reselect one of the vector shapes made in the previous step and convert it to a smart object.

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  • Reselect the three vector paths made in the last three steps and turn them into one simple smart object.

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  • Reselect both groups and send them to the back (Shift + Control +).

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  • Reselect all the shapes created so far and duplicate them.

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  • Reselect the smart object made in the previous step and duplicate it (Control + J).

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  • Reselect the path made in the previous step and duplicate it (Control + J).

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Antonyms

130 2.7

To throw something away because you no longer want or need it

Surface Forms

reselect infinitive
reselected past
reselected past participle
reselecting present participle
reselects third person singular

Morphology

reselect = select (transparent) = re + select

This is straightforward prefixation of 'select' with 're-' meaning 'again', so the meaning 'choose again' is directly recoverable.

Etymology

The word reselect is made from re- meaning 'again' and select meaning 'choose', so it simply means to 'choose again', for example when you pick a different answer on a form.