Thesaurus / rearrange

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How to use rearrange in a sentence

But it was a long time before he found any one who was willing to attempt to rearrange his scribbled thoughts.

This means not alone that he shall remember them all, but there is a more serious trouble: he must often rearrange them.

A reader creates nothing new; 77 all he does is to rearrange in his own mind the images already familiar.

Finally he had to stop, undo the bundle, and rearrange every article in it, before he could induce it to “carry” smoothly.

THE BACKWOODSMENCHARLES G. D. ROBERTS

If it is found necessary to rearrange any of the fronds, it may be done by means of a wet camel-hair brush.

THE SEA SHOREWILLIAM S. FURNEAUX

He observed that Feather fluttered—though she had lightly moved to a table as if to rearrange a flower in a group.

ROBINFRANCES HODGSON BURNETT

Lay the sheet on a plate, and with a needle or forceps rearrange any of the delicate parts which have fallen together.

There was no alternative in the matter: they must stop and rearrange the disordered bandages.

After that rearrange and renew those which require it as soon as the time and needed assistance for doing so can be obtained.

"Now, look here," said Cashel, stopping her hand neatly as she raised it to rearrange his locks.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985