reorganize (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /riˈɔːrɡənaɪz/

Definition

To arrange or organize something again, often in a different or more effective way.

Examples

• We need to reorganize the filing system to find documents faster.

• The manager decided to reorganize the team's workflow.

• After the crisis, the government had to reorganize its relief efforts.

How to Use reorganize

reorganize something (prepositional phrase)

To arrange or organize something again. — "The library decided to reorganize its book collection."

reorganize into something (prepositional phrase)

To change the structure or arrangement into a new form. — "The committee was reorganized into several subcommittees."

Synonyms of reorganize

Words with a similar meaning to reorganize:

• restructure
• rearrange
• remodel
• retool

Antonyms of reorganize

Words with the opposite meaning to reorganize:

• organize
• maintain

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