Reshape: meaning, definitions and examples

Redundant entry; see above 'reshape'.

Used when changing the structure of an organization, process, or system, often in business contexts, to make fundamental improvements.

• The government plans to restructure the healthcare system
• After the merger, the company had to restructure its management teams

Used when changing the organization or arrangement of something, typically to improve efficiency or effectiveness.

• The company needed to reorganize its departments to save on costs
• The library decided to reorganize its book collection

Used primarily in reference to making changes to buildings or physical structures to improve their appearance or functionality.

• They decided to remodel their kitchen to make it more modern
• The community center was remodeled to accommodate more activities

Used mainly in the context of written or academic work when making changes to improve accuracy, quality, or correcting errors.

• The author needed to revise her manuscript before publication
• He spent hours revising his notes for the exam