redivide Antonyms
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Meaning of redivide
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redivide (v. t.)
To divide anew.
redivide Sentence Examples
- The land was redivided into equal parcels for the newly arrived settlers.
- The cake was redivided into smaller pieces for the children's party.
- The board of directors redivided the company's profits among the shareholders.
- The boundaries of the kingdom were redivided after the war.
- The redivided territory caused tension and conflict between the neighboring nations.
- The government redivided the electoral districts to ensure fair representation.
- The resources were redivided to address the needs of the underprivileged.
- The inheritance was redivided among the family members according to the testator's revised will.
- The museum's collection was redivided into thematic exhibitions.
- The redivided responsibilities within the team led to greater efficiency and collaboration.
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To divide anew.
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The land was redivided into equal parcels for the newly arrived settlers.
The cake was redivided into smaller pieces for the children's party.
The board of directors redivided the company's profits among the shareholders.
The boundaries of the kingdom were redivided after the war.
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