redistribute
Pronunciation: [ˌriːdɪsˈtrɪbjuːt]
Word
Context: “economics”
(verb) to share things out again in a different way. This often happens with money or resources to make sure everyone has what they need.
Example
The government decided to redistribute the funds to help schools in lower-income areas.
Example
They did not redistribute the toys fairly, leaving some kids without any.
Example
How will we redistribute the food to make sure no one goes hungry?
Context: “resource management”
(verb) to change the way things are allocated or given out, often to help create a better balance.
Example
The organization plans to redistribute the blankets to those in need after the storm.
Example
They forgot to redistribute the tasks among the team, so some people ended up with too much work.
Example
What items will we need to redistribute after the event?
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