1. the act of dividing something again into parts or sections

1. to divide something again into parts or sections

Examples

• The committee voted for a repartition of the budget among different departments.
• After the merger failed, they decided to repartition the company’s assets.
• The software allows users to repartition their hard drive without losing data.
• The peace treaty included a repartition of the disputed territory.
• City planners will repartition the downtown area to create more green spaces.
• The repartition of electoral districts occurs every ten years after the census.