redistributed
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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A global magma ocean might move some heat from the dayside toward the nightside, but without an atmosphere the permanently dark side would solidify, limiting how much energy could be redistributed.
From Science Daily
But these were later returned to his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, and were to be redistributed to other members of the Royal Family.
From BBC
The same processes that stabilized Earth's crust also redistributed rare earth elements such as lithium, tin, and tungsten, revealing new clues about where these minerals may be found today.
From Science Daily
The charity Baby Bank Network Bristol has redistributed nearly half a million essential items such as clothes and prams across the city since 2015.
From BBC
If no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote in the first tally, the votes from the least popular candidates are redistributed, and that process is repeated until someone secures a majority.
From BBC
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