reshuffle
verbUK /ˌriːˈʃʌf.əl/
US /ˌriːˈʃʌf.əl/
To mix things up and put them in a new order.
The teacher reshuffled the cards before dealing them again.
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2. To change the people in a group or team and give them different jobs.
The coach reshuffled the team after the first half.
3. To change the jobs of important people in a government or company.
The prime minister reshuffled the cabinet last week.
4. An act of mixing things up or changing their order.
The new seating plan was a big reshuffle for the class.
5. A change in the positions of people in an organization.
The company announced a management reshuffle on Monday.