reassign
/ (ˌriːəˈsaɪn) /
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verb (tr)
to move (personnel, resources, etc) to a new post, department, location, etc
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Derived forms of reassign
reassignment, nounWords nearby reassign
reasonless, reassemble, reassert, reassess, reassessment, reassign, reassortment, reassurance, reassure, reast, reattribute
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How to use reassign in a sentence
Leslie H. Gelb on why he must reassign Rahm, dump Larry Summers, and get rid of National Security adviser Jim Jones.
Anyhow, Malone was reasonably sure that he could reassign himself from vacation time, at least until he called Burris.
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