Reorganised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REORGANISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REORGANISE, to organize again, also REORGANIZE
• change the way in which (something) is organized
ADJECTIVE:
• organized again

Words related to REORGANISED

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How to use REORGANISED in a sentence

• People were so interested in those first debates after the war, when everything had to be reorganised and so much of the past was being swept away.
• In a moment the line was re-organised, but the surprised tiger, finding itself surrounded by foes, turned tail and ran down the bank of the river.
• Yet the theory has long been held that the Arabs entirely reorganised the constitutions of these countries.
• Here the remains of the Battalion were re-organised, and going forward again, re-occupied the Caix line.
• The shires of Cardigan and Carmarthen were re-organised so as to include the southern districts which had been subject to Llewelyn, or to the Welsh lords who had fallen with him.
• About this time the platoons were reorganised in accordance with a training pamphlet that had lately been issued.
• The Battalion was reorganised on a four-company basis once more the next day.
• Battalions bivouacked in the open fields round Oleezy collected the stragglers that came in and reorganised themselves.
• In short, society must be reorganised, and a capable management put at the head.
• The corps was afterward reorganised and, under the leadership of Commandant Otto Krantz of Pretoria, it fought valiantly in several battles in the Free State.
• It was reorganised, and we find it on the Rhine in December of the same year.
• He disbanded the old army, and reorganised the military under a stricter discipline and better officers.
• In conformity to the bill for regulating the government of Massachusets Bay, General Gage reorganised the Massachusets council.
• At this time units were reorganised, all batteries were increased to six guns, and there was plenty of work to keep everyone busy.
• The departments of government were reorganised with due regard to the larger interests now intrusted to their care.
• The talent for administration which had reorganised the royal palaces and planned the Great Exhibition asserted itself no less in the confused complexities of war.
• But Marius re-organised the army on the basis which was to make a military despotism practicable, as it made a professional instead of a citizen army.
• By that time the force of Sir George White and Sir Redvers Buller will be rested, refreshed, and reorganised, forming an army of from thirty-five thousand to forty thousand men.
• At the same time they passed a new Coercion Act, and reorganised the police on its present basis to ensure that rents should be paid.

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