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reorganize
verb as in rearrange
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Example Sentences
A study published in Nature highlights how several brain regions work together to reorganize memories over time, with checkpoints that help assess how significant each memory is and how durable it should be.
Last year, McDonald reorganized his leadership team as part of a push to cut the two-year product-development cycle roughly in half.
It takes time for the work processes inside of companies to be reorganized and refined around new information technologies.
“It will reorganize in order to continue its criminal activities.”
The plan would reorganize the departments and their faculty members into an array of “schools,” “centers” and “institutes.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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