Reshuffle

/riːˈʃʌfəl/

Meaning & Definition

noun

An act of rearranging or reorganizing a group or set.

The recent reshuffle in the government has left many citizens confused.

verb

To rearrange or reorganize something, especially a group of people or a set of tasks.

The manager decided to reshuffle the team to improve productivity.

To change the arrangement of cards in a deck.

Before starting the game, he always likes to reshuffle the deck.

From re- + shuffle.

cabinet reshuffle

A reorganization of the officials in a government cabinet.

reshuffle the deck

To mix up the current situation or arrangement, often to create a fair change.

shuffle

To mix or rearrange items randomly.

rearrange

To change the order or position of something.

reorganize

To change the way something is organized.

To shake things up.

The company needs to reshuffle the way it does business to stay competitive.

To mix up the usual routine.

I'm feeling bored, maybe it's time for a little reshuffle in my daily activities.