redisposition
/ˌriːdɪspəˈzɪʃən/
noun
- The act of arranging or placing something again in a new or different way.
- The manager ordered a redisposition of the team to improve workflow.
- After the storm, the redisposition of debris took several days.
- The redisposition of furniture made the room feel much larger.
- A new or revised tendency or inclination; a change in someone's usual attitude or mood.
- A redisposition of public opinion occurred after the new policy was announced.
- Her redisposition toward optimism surprised everyone after the difficult year.
- The therapy led to a redisposition of his feelings about public speaking.