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reassigned

adjective as in transferred

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She alleges she was demoted, reassigned and put under internal investigation in the span of a few months.

He added that cashiers are not stripped of their jobs but instead, reassigned to maintain the dining area, deliver food to customers or work in the kitchen.

From Salon

This week the department informed her of the outcome in a five-page letter, and Gonzalez said she has since be reassigned to work the overnight shift at the sheriff’s station in Cerritos.

The reassigned officers were responsible for either travelling with Mr Biden, or going in advance of him to set up security measures at an event, a source told the newspaper.

From BBC

The case will be reassigned, according to the order, potentially posing yet another delay in the months-long trial.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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