redivide

verb

re·di·vide (ˌ)rē-də-ˈvīd

redivided; redividing; redivides

transitive verb

: to divide (something) again

Each September, the board decided how to redivide a fixed pool of 102,000 shares.—

Ken Auletta

redivision

(ˌ)rē-də-ˈvi-zhən

noun

plural redivisions

a redivision of funds/land/labor

Examples of redivide in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web The commission voted unanimously to redivide several lots in the Leonidas area, allowing the Housing Authority of New Orleans, which owns that land, to build duplexes atop it for largely low-income residents. —

Jessica Williams | Staff Writer, NOLA.com, 8 Sep. 2020

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