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rearrange



VERB
change the places of things
Synonyms


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Ms Jones's son's birthday party, which was scheduled to take place in January, has also had to be rearranged.

From BBC

More or less every every car I drive and you look at the licence plates and how can I rearrange those letters, or that number, or something.

From BBC

Carolina Medrano, 38, a store employee who on Monday evening rearranged twinkling gold chains, said that even with the discount, business had still been “super slow.”

From Los Angeles Times

“I was like, OK, I’m going to have to rearrange this. There’s like trumpets and strings, and I’m like, ‘I’m only doing piano.’”

From Los Angeles Times

Companies have also gotten better at mitigating the cost—securing exemptions, raising prices, cutting spending and rearranging supply chains.

From The Wall Street Journal