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Rearrange   /rˌiərˈeɪndʒ/   Listen
Rearrange

verb
1.
Put into a new order or arrangement.  "Rearrange the furniture in my room"



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"Rearrange" Quotes from Famous Books



... through my body, its presence in the body appears as unequivocal as the presence of a dinner in a man who has just risen from the table. Nor can the interaction of mind and matter present any unusual difficulties, for mind is matter. Atoms may be conceived to approach each other, to clash, to rearrange themselves. Interaction of mind and body is nothing else than an interaction of bodies. One is not forced to give a new meaning ...
— An Introduction to Philosophy • George Stuart Fullerton
... spot where they could expect to see any of their countrymen, and they were kindly received by the officers, they agreed to remain two days, that they might obtain all the information which they could, and rearrange the stowing of the wagons before they started. The original plan had been to direct their course to Chumie, the first missionary station, which was about twenty-five miles distant; but as it was out of their way, they now resolved to proceed direct to ...
— The Mission • Frederick Marryat
... ever since we first met. 'T is to cause you to fling aside those rough habiliments of the wilderness, and attire yourself in garments more becoming civilized man. Would that I might induce you, even now, to permit Sam to rearrange those heavy blond locks a la Pompadour. Bless me! but it would make a new ...
— When Wilderness Was King - A Tale of the Illinois Country • Randall Parrish
... it is advisable to be cautious in the application of heat, more especially at night. From 45 by night to 50 by day will be sufficient for the conservatory, and 40 for the mixed greenhouse. To give a pleasing variety to the appearance of these houses it is advisable to rearrange the plants occasionally; those going out of flower to be removed, and a fresh supply introduced from the forcing-pit. All plants in these and other departments to be regularly looked over, removing the dead leaves and tying in straggling branches. ...
— In-Door Gardening for Every Week in the Year • William Keane
... Lord Hurdly had suggested flashed into her mind, and so excited her that she suddenly rose to her feet and announced that her slight indisposition was past, asking the housekeeper to take her somewhere to rearrange her hair and prepare ...
— A Manifest Destiny • Julia Magruder


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