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reassign

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Verb — To assign someone or something to a new role, task, or place.

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Etymology

From re- ("again") plus assign.

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What does “reassign” mean?

The word “reassign” means to assign someone or something to a new role, task, or place. In plain terms, to give someone or something a new task, role, or place after an earlier assignment.

How do you use “reassign” in a sentence?

Here is “reassign” used in a sentence: “The manager reassigned him to the marketing team.”

What part of speech is “reassign”?

“Reassign” is a verb.

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