reorganize Definition
re·or·gan·ize (rē ôr′gə nīz′)
transitive verb, intransitive verb -·ized′, -·iz′·ing
to organize again or anew; effect a reorganization (of)
- reorient
- reoutfit
reorganize Related Forms
re·or′·gan·iz′er noun
reorganize Synonyms
reorganize Usage Examples
Object
- system: There was a shortage of silver to reorganize the countries coinage system.
- structure: Lets you reorganize the hard disk drive structure, optimize disk space usage.
- information: Learning Archiver/Replicator Terms Archiving: Within the context of the software, the process of transferring and reorganizing information.
- army: As king, Charles used the help of advisers to strengthen the government and reorganize the army.
- society: New Forms of Exchange Enclosure reorganizes society to meet the overriding demands of the market.
- way: In 1829 Robert Peel decided to reorganize the way London was policed.
Modifying Another Word
- completely: The Cowley Works wer completely reorganized into a completely autonomous entity which will manufacture complete cars.
- also: He was a learned Greek, who opposed several heresies, helped the persecuted and also reorganized the Church in Rome.
- then: We began by evaluating our work and then reorganizing.
- substantially: Air France had to substantially reorganize flight departures and arrivals following the partial collapse of boarding lounges at Terminal 2E last May.
- totally: I have totally reorganized the whole magic section that I have now put all the tricks into 5 categories.
- now: The Standard interests now reorganized all their holdings under the name of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey.
Browse dictionary entries near reorganize
- ‹ reorganization
- ‹ reorder tone
- ‹ reorder
- ‹ reopening
- ‹ reopen an issue
- ‹ reopen
- ‹ renunciation
- ‹ rentier
- ‹ renter
- ‹ rented

