reorganize
[ree-awr-guh-nahyz]
verb (used with or without object), re·or·gan·ized, re·or·gan·iz·ing.
to organize again.
Also especially British, re·or·gan·ise.
Origin of reorganize
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Historical Examples of re-organize
Re-organize the eastern part of Utah, (the Mormon country), as an Aboriginal territory.
The American Indian as Slaveholder and SeccessionistAnnie Heloise Abel
There had been a cessation of fighting for an hour, and the broken troops had commenced to re-organize and get into line.
Uncle Daniel's Story Of "Tom" AndersonJohn McElroy
He and I drew up a plan to re-organize the old Conference into a more excellent and practical one.
As, however, two men were now coming up the hill together Letty was obliged to re-organize her forces to meet the new advance.
The Dust FlowerBasil King
Thus the unions would retain their confidence and be enabled to re-organize them at an early date.
The Great Steel Strike and its LessonsWilliam Z. Foster
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