reallocating Antonyms
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- assigning
- appropriating
- administering
- apportioning
- dispensing
- prorating
- reapportioning
- dealing-out-
- splitting
- sharing
- redistributing
- supplying
- donating
- furnishing
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- issuing
- setting
- meting-out-
- proportioning
- dolloping-out-
- contributing
- disseminating
- handing-out
- scattering
- bestowing
- allowing
- circulating
- disbursing
- parceling-out-
- dishing-out
- admeasuring
- sharing-out-
- rationing
- lotting
- portioning
- parcelling-out-
- parting
- dispersing
- divvying-up-
- measuring-out-
- pledging
- doling-out
- spreading
Meaning of reallocating
reallocating
to apportion or distribute (something) in a new or different way, to allocate (something) again, to earmark or designate (something) for a new or different purpose
reallocating Sentence Examples
- The company is reallocating funds to invest in renewable energy projects.
- The government decided to reallocate resources towards healthcare and education.
- The manager reallocated responsibilities within the team to improve efficiency.
- The hospital had to reallocate staff due to a surge in patients.
- The city is reallocating land for affordable housing developments.
- The organization reallocated its budget to prioritize sustainable practices.
- The school reallocated time for students to engage in extracurricular activities.
- The charity reallocated donations to support victims of the recent disaster.
- The park rangers reallocated personnel to focus on wildlife conservation.
- The business reallocated its staff to different departments based on their skills and experience.
FAQs About the word reallocating
to apportion or distribute (something) in a new or different way, to allocate (something) again, to earmark or designate (something) for a new or different purp
providing, distributing,allocating, dividing, allotting, assigning, appropriating, administering, apportioning, dispensing
depriving (of), declining, disallowing,denying, rejecting, withholding, refusing,pinching, begrudging, misallocating
The company is reallocating funds to invest in renewable energy projects.
The government decided to reallocate resources towards healthcare and education.
The manager reallocated responsibilities within the team to improve efficiency.
The hospital had to reallocate staff due to a surge in patients.
