reassigning Synonyms

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to assign (something or someone) again especially in a new or different way

The CEO announced the reassigning of several key executives to different roles within the organization.
Due to budget constraints, the company was forced to reassign some employees to lower-level positions.
The professor reassessed the students' grades after discovering a grading error, reassigning them more accurately.
The nurse was reassigned to the cardiology unit after completing her training in cardiovascular care.
The project manager reassigned the tasks to different team members based on their skills and availability.
The judge reassessed the case and reassigned it to another courtroom for further proceedings.
The company underwent a major restructuring, which resulted in the reassigning of responsibilities and reporting structures.
The government department reassessed its funding priorities and reassigned funds to more critical areas.
The athlete was reasigned to a different club after suffering a season-ending injury.
The university reasigned the course to a different professor due to scheduling conflicts with the original instructor.

to assign (something or someone) again especially in a new or different way

contributing, redistributing, donating,reallocating, reapportioning, assigning, dealing,reserving, measuring, dispensing

denying, retaining, keeping, depriving (of), confiscating,withholding, begrudging, appropriating,stinting, arrogating

The CEO announced the reassigning of several key executives to different roles within the organization.

Due to budget constraints, the company was forced to reassign some employees to lower-level positions.

The professor reassessed the students' grades after discovering a grading error, reassigning them more accurately.

The nurse was reassigned to the cardiology unit after completing her training in cardiovascular care.