Definition

1. Noun:
   • The act of shuffling again: A reshuffling is the action of mixing or rearranging something, especially a deck of playing cards, for a second or subsequent time.
   • A reorganization or rearrangement: More broadly, it can refer to a significant change in the structure or positions within a group, organization, or set of items.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • After the suspicious loss, the gambler demanded a reshuffling of the deck.
  • The company's management underwent a major reshuffling to improve efficiency.
  • The constant reshuffling of the team's lineup confused the players.

Advanced Usage

• "A cabinet reshuffling": A specific term for a reorganization of ministers in a government.
  • The Prime Minister announced a cabinet reshuffling to address the new political challenges.

Variants and Related Words

• Reshuffle (verb/noun): The base form. As a verb, it means to shuffle again or reorganize. As a noun, it is often synonymous with "reshuffling."
  • The CEO decided to reshuffle the executive team.
  • The card game requires a reshuffle after each hand.

Synonyms

• Reorganization: The act of changing the structure of something.
• Rearrangement: The action of changing the position or order of things.
• Shake-up: A radical reorganization.

Related Phrases

• "A reshuffling of the cards": Literally, shuffling a deck of cards again. Figuratively, it can mean a change in circumstances or opportunities.
  • The new evidence caused a complete reshuffling of the cards in the legal case.

Noun

1. shuffling again
   • the gambler demanded a reshuffle