Reorganize

/riˈɔːrɡənaɪz/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To organize again or in a different way.

The company decided to reorganize its departments to improve efficiency.

To change the structure or arrangement of something.

After the merger, the team needed to reorganize to accommodate the new staff.

To rearrange or order differently.

She plans to reorganize her closet by color and type of clothing.

To modify the system or framework of an organization.

The school district will reorganize its curriculum to better serve students' needs.

From the prefix 're-' meaning again and 'organize' from the late Latin 'organizare'.

reorganize one's thoughts

To clarify or restructure one's thinking process.

reorganize a company

To change how a company is structured or operates.

reorganize the schedule

To change and adjust the planned timetable.

organize

To arrange or systematize.

restructure

To change the structure or arrangement.

realign

To adjust or reorganize the alignment.

To fix things up.

We need to reorganize this party plan.

To get things straightened out.

I had to reorganize my schedule to fit everything in.