reorganize
verb (used with or without object)
to organize again.
reorganizer
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a word derived from
reorganize.
Example Sentences
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Ruth Kemmerer, 22. only daughter of Edwin Walker Kemmerer, Princeton's famed professor of international finance, reorganizer of foreign banking and currency systems; and Dr. Erling Dorf, 29, assistant professor of geology at Princeton.
From Time Magazine Archive
When Labor won in 1964, Brown was given the Department of Economic Affairs, quickly proved the most effective reorganizer the department had seen in years.
From Time Magazine Archive
Yet his reputation as a corporate reorganizer dates from 1968, when he jumped from Ford to Rheinstahl, a once profitable firm that had been driven into the red by severe cost problems.
From Time Magazine Archive
With the Porter company as a base, Evans set out to acquire others, showed himself a clever and cool reorganizer of corporations.
From Time Magazine Archive
As a business reorganizer of McGill University he is bound to consider a college as a "going concern".
From The Masques of Ottawa by Augustus Bridle
