Crossword clues for reassigned
reassigned
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vb. (en-past of: reassign)
Usage examples of "reassigned".
He had other duties which had not yet been reassigned to an officer of lesser rank that could keep him at the complex for four or five shifts on end.
It was he who reassigned them and called up additional units from the spaceport to rush to unprotected areas.
But why on earth would Damia think Afra couldn't be reassigned as you see fit.
Pota and Braddon were reassigned to a normal atmosphere water-world of high volcanic activity and thousands of tiny islands with a good population of nomadic sentients, something as utterly unlike the EsKay planets as possible.
Although doubtless, now that I've been reassigned to Central, your little brother will find another squalid position on this planet from which to annoy me with the sight of his failure.
It was a routine courier mission that did not specifically call for the talents of a brainship, and has been reassigned to another available crew.
This fleet's Talent heavy, which wasn't accurate even though Thian felt that he'd reassigned the right people to the right positions.
Matt Su pretended to be in command and reassigned 'Bert Put and John Beverly as the new Drassi officers in charge of the newly acquired HTS.
Piemur had been officially reassigned by the new Masterharper Sebell as journeyman to Cove Hold.
No, there were no aliens aboard any spaceships, and Jennings was less than two weeks away from being permanently reassigned to a nice, pleasant, green place in the country, where his every need would be catered to, and maybe someday some doctor might even cure him.
If I went to Urtho, I'd still be reassigned, and I don't want to be reassigned to some other wing than his.
She didn't care that she might be reassigned someplace where he wasn't, precisely.
I know he thought about going to Judeth and asking them to be reassigned to something else, and didn't do it.
If I went to Urtho, I’d still be reassigned, and I don’t want to be reassigned to some other wing than his.
She didn’t care that she might be reassigned someplace where he wasn’t, precisely.