Redistribute (verb)

To distribute or allocate again.

Origin:

From late latin redistribuare, from re- + latin distributus, past participle of distribuere ("to distribute").

Examples:

1. The government's new policy is to redistribute wealth from the wealthy to the poor.
2. The company will redistribute its resources to better serve its customers.
3. The charity will redistribute its food supplies to those in need.
4. The teacher will redistribute the students into different groups for their next project.
5. The manager decided to redistribute the workload among the employees to balance it out.