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Difference between Be seated and Be unseated

be seated

1. (imper.) is used as an invitation to sit down:

  • Thank you all for being here today and please be seated.

2. be placed in a chair or other seat:

  • Once they were seated in her office, she started to explain the problem.

3. be established in a position of power or authority:

  • Churchill won and was seated as a Liberal member in the 1906 election.

be unseatedbe removed from office:

  • No first-term governor has been unseated in the state since 1918.