To rearrange something is to put it in a different order or to move it to a different location. When you rearrange the furniture in your room, you're changing the way it looks.
He rearranged the books on the shelf.
The company is rearranging their offices, which is why there are so many changes happening.
verb
To change the order or arrangement of (one or more items).
noun
Rearrangement
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I rearranged the order of the editors.
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I would rearrange the order of the sentence.
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Hydrogenation of the rearrangement product afforded the target.
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The next step in the procedure is to rearrange the board.
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The solution was to rearrange the order of some functions.
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All of the zombie movies change and rearrange the rules.
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Now rearrange the equation so that is on the left and on the right.
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If the answer is yes, then the Egyptians have to rearrange the Jigsaw.
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Does the removal process rearrange the icons on the desktop
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The order of the songs was rearranged from the order of the album.