reshuffle

/ riːˈʃʌfəl /

noun

1. an act of shuffling again
2. a reorganization, esp of jobs within a government or cabinet

verb

1. to carry out a reshuffle (on)

Example Sentences

But if there is a reshuffle of the Middle Eastern political cards, a bargain over Sudan might be a by-product, even an opportunity for Trump to bask in the glow of an unexpected peacemaker.

From BBC

Wales turned down penalty kicks at goal despite only trailing by two points before a backline reshuffle led to Cardiff scrum-half Bevan replace Anscombe, coming on to the wing with Costelow switching to fly-half.

From BBC

There will be political battles worth fighting and political victories to be won if the Democratic Party can reshuffle the demographic deck.

From Slate

There is a reshuffle on the bench as Luke Cowan-Dickie replaces Theo Dan, while head coach Steve Borthwick has opted for another back as wing Ollie Sleightholme comes in for flanker Ben Curry.

From BBC

The winning candidate - out of Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick - is expected to carry out an immediate reshuffle of the top Tory team.

From BBC

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