Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Redistribute \Re`dis*trib"ute\ (-tr?b"?t), v. t. To distribute again. [1913 Webster] -- Re*dis`tri*bu"tion (-tr?*b?"sh?n), n.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1610s, from re- "back, again" + distribute. Related: Redistributed; redistributing.
Wiktionary
vb. to distribute again.
WordNet
v. distribute anew; "redistribute the troops more strategically"
Usage examples of "redistribute".
The shwpi have overgrazed the world, allowing the storms to pick up and redistribute a lot of soil through wind erosion.
The tree was working bravely to redistribute mass, but the unassimilated treasure trove still caused a wobble in the crown that took some getting used to.
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He once said be would stop at nothing to redistribute the balance of power back to Earth, even if it meant the ruin of Heras 6.
The shwpi have overgrazed the world, allowing the storms to pick up and redistribute a lot of soil through wind erosion.
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In a desperate effort to save the firm, Herb had taken a huge position in the EasySlim Corporation, manufacturers of a caplet designed to liquefy body fat, so it could be redistributed from, say, thighs to breasts.
You see, power is being redistributed, and there will be a great deal of resistance, of course.
Cholayna dosed her with salicylates from the medikit, while Magda and Camilla repacked the loads to redistribute weight and Jaelle went out to search the terrain for any signs of the passage of the other women.
Goods in excess of an individual’s needs must be transferred from the individual to a centralized authority, which then redistributes the goods to individuals with deficits.
We'll take them aboard Bremerton and the carriers for now and redistribute later.
They also redistributed the lighter items from the sleds of the galled teams to ease their burden, and Red himself made certain that all harnesses were flexible enough and fitted perfectly.
The organization of food importers were arguing about redistributing territory, and while Chloe had a great fondness for lamb and oranges and a well-cooked chicken, there was a limit to her fascination.
In the old days before the spread of mass culture, it was a common practice for unscrupulous filmmakers to hack up old films to accord with market trends and redistribute them under different names.
To gather and redistribute data efficiently and effectively was, to him, the epitome of the military intelligence field.