verb
rearrange
ree-uh-RAYNJ
verb
1
To change the order or arrangement of things.
"She rearranged the furniture to make the room feel bigger."
"We had to rearrange our schedule after the flight was delayed."
How to Use Rearrange
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo put things in a different order or set them up differently than before.
Common pairings
rearrange furniture
rearrange a schedule
Word Forms
rearranged past tense, rearranges singular
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Etymology
From re- ("again") plus arrange.