1. the act of changing the position or order of things
2. a new arrangement or organization of something
3. a chemical reaction in which atoms or groups change positions within a molecule
Usage: chemistry

Examples

• The rearrangement of the furniture made the room look bigger.
• She suggested a rearrangement of the meeting schedule.
• The rearrangement of the books took several hours.
• The new seating rearrangement improved classroom discussion.
• The molecular rearrangement occurs at high temperatures.
• After the rearrangement, the office felt more spacious.