English dictionary: words starting with reass - page 1
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nounReassignment.
verbAppoint (someone) to a different post or role.
Usage examples:
He had been reassigned to another post
verbAppoint (someone) to a different post or role.
Usage examples:
He had been reassigned to another post
nounThe allocation or distribution of work or resources in a different way.
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Reassignment of staff duties
nounThe allocation or distribution of work or resources in a different way.
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Reassignment of staff duties
verbAppoint (someone) to a different post or role.
Usage examples:
He had been reassigned to another post
verbTo assimilate (a person or thing) again.
verbTo assimilate (a person or thing) again.
verbTo assimilate (a person or thing) again.
verbTo assimilate (a person or thing) again.
nounThe action or process of reassimilation; an instance of this.
verbTo associate or unite (a person) again with others, or with a principle, condition, experience, etc.; to bring together again. also reflexive and without object: to come together again, to reunite.
adjectiveAssociated again or anew; reunited, recombined.
verbTo associate or unite (a person) again with others, or with a principle, condition, experience, etc.; to bring together again. also reflexive and without object: to come together again, to reunite.
nounThe action of reassociating people or things; the fact of being reassociated.
verbTo sort again or differently, to distribute into further or different groups, to rearrange. now chiefly genetics and virology: to cause to undergo reassortment; also without object.
adjectiveHaving undergone further sorting; redistributed, rearranged; (genetics and virology) having undergone reassortment.
verbTo sort again or differently, to distribute into further or different groups, to rearrange. now chiefly genetics and virology: to cause to undergo reassortment; also without object.
verbTo sort again or differently, to distribute into further or different groups, to rearrange. now chiefly genetics and virology: to cause to undergo reassortment; also without object.
verbTake on or gain (something) again.
Usage examples:
Following the sale of the magazine, he reassumed the position of technical editor
verbTake on or gain (something) again.
Usage examples:
Following the sale of the magazine, he reassumed the position of technical editor
verbTake on or gain (something) again.
Usage examples:
Following the sale of the magazine, he reassumed the position of technical editor
verbTake on or gain (something) again.
Usage examples:
Following the sale of the magazine, he reassumed the position of technical editor
nounThe action of removing someone's doubts or fears.
Usage examples:
Children need reassurance and praise
nounThe action of removing someone's doubts or fears.
Usage examples:
Children need reassurance and praise
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