repartition
/ˌripɑrˈtɪʃən/
noun
- The act of dividing or distributing something again, especially money, resources, or property.
- The government proposed a repartition of the budget to fund education.
- The repartition of land among the families took several months.
- After the merger, there was a repartition of company shares among the new owners.
- A new division or distribution of something.
- They agreed on a repartition of the inheritance that satisfied everyone.
- The repartition of seats in the council reflected the election results.
- The repartition of tasks made the project run more smoothly.
Synonyms
verb
- To divide or distribute something again.
- The committee voted to repartition the funds among the departments.
- We need to repartition the storage space to fit the new equipment.
- The court ordered them to repartition the estate fairly.