Verb
reconfigure (third-person singular simple present reconfigures, present participle reconfiguring, simple past and past participle reconfigured)
To arrange into a new configuration.
After the release of the Commodore 64C, citation MOS Technology began to reconfigure the original C64's chipset to use HMOS production technology. Source: Internet
After Peter Ebb left the hospital on March 30, his family had to reconfigure their house because he has trouble taking the stairs. Source: Internet
"The issue with The Met is that they're a huge operations, so when you cancel a production it's not like you can reconfigure it immediately or within a week, it's going to take several weeks to reschedule," he explained. Source: Internet
In practical terms, most people never have to know what their router IP address is until their working conditions at home force them to reconfigure their router for ease of access. Source: Internet
Eudaly has been a strong ally of Hardesty's work to reconfigure the Portland Police Bureau, recently backing her proposal to cut $18 million from the bureau. Source: Internet
Communities are running short on time to hire poll workers and reconfigure in-person voting to make it safe during a pandemic. Source: Internet