shakeup (Meaning)

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shakeup (n)

the imposition of a new organization; organizing differently (often involving extensive and drastic changes)

The recent shakeup in company leadership brought about a profound shift in the organization's trajectory.
The political shakeup following the election resulted in a significant realignment of power dynamics.
The sudden shakeup in the music industry left many artists and labels struggling to adapt.
The economic shakeup caused widespread job losses and a decline in consumer spending.
The shakeup in the sports league left fans and players reeling with uncertainty.
The shakeup within the educational system aimed to improve student outcomes and prepare them for the 21st century workforce.
The shakeup in the military hierarchy was met with mixed reactions, with some soldiers embracing it and others expressing concern.
The shakeup in the technology sector left many companies vying for a foothold in the rapidly evolving market.
The shakeup in the entertainment industry opened doors for new talent and shook up traditional viewing habits.
The shakeup in the healthcare system brought about both positive and negative consequences, leading to heated debates among policymakers and healthcare providers.

the imposition of a new organization; organizing differently (often involving extensive and drastic changes)

appall, stun,shock, appal, outrage, knock for a loop, terrify, dumfound, frighten,horrify

assure, entice, tickle, tickle, rejoice, charm, assure, buffer, rejoice, charm

The recent shakeup in company leadership brought about a profound shift in the organization's trajectory.

The political shakeup following the election resulted in a significant realignment of power dynamics.

The sudden shakeup in the music industry left many artists and labels struggling to adapt.

The economic shakeup caused widespread job losses and a decline in consumer spending.