reorganise (Meaning)
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reorganise (v)
organize anew, as after a setback
organize anew
Synonyms & Antonyms of reorganise
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
reorganise Sentence Examples
- The company decided to reorganise its management structure to enhance efficiency.
- After the merger, the team had to reorganise its workflow to accommodate new members.
- The bookstore needed to reorganise its shelves regularly to make it easier for customers to find books.
- The city council decided to reorganise the traffic pattern to reduce congestion.
- The teacher had to reorganise the lesson plan due to the absence of several students.
- The hospital was reorganised to improve patient flow and reduce wait times.
- The charity had to reorganise its finances after losing a major donor.
- The government initiated a plan to reorganise the education system to address declining standards.
- The family had to reorganise their belongings after moving into a smaller home.
- The museum reorganised its exhibits to showcase new acquisitions and tell a more cohesive story.
FAQs About the word reorganise
organize anew, as after a setback, organize anew
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No antonyms found.
The company decided to reorganise its management structure to enhance efficiency.
After the merger, the team had to reorganise its workflow to accommodate new members.
The bookstore needed to reorganise its shelves regularly to make it easier for customers to find books.
The city council decided to reorganise the traffic pattern to reduce congestion.
