restructure
Speech parts
1. restructure - Noun
2. restructure - Verb
Meaning
construct or form anew or provide with a new structure
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Examples
After his accident, he had to restructure his life
The governing board was reconstituted
Air Force main A BAF MiG-29 at Graf Ignatievo Air Base In the past decade Bulgaria has been trying actively to restructure its army as a whole and a lot of attention has been placed on keeping the aging Russian aircraft operational.
And before you go, 'Oh, he'll restructure', you don't know that.
AFC chairman Franklin Bett said they are creating provisions to restructure the debt, which will be done on a case by case basis.
A proposal to restructure the municipal government would have reduced the council to ten wards and eliminated the Board of Control.