1. the act or process of composing again or forming anew
2. a new arrangement or structure created by rearranging existing elements

Examples

• The artist’s recomposition of the classical painting gave it a modern twist.
• The committee worked on the recomposition of the budget proposal.
• After the merger, the recomposition of the board of directors was necessary.
• The recomposition of the orchestra required careful attention to balance.
• The software allows for easy recomposition of digital images.
• The recomposition of the team improved their overall performance.