rearrangement

And there was some significant rearrangement at the top of the list, and some movement at the bottom, too.

The poisonous property is lost in the general rearrangement which takes place during hydrolysis.

Blake found it necessary to make a kind of work-desk in his section, and accordingly had a thorough rearrangement.

But now a rearrangement of the circumstances, apart from the finger-print, began to throw a new light on the matter.

The culmination of this rearrangement of the political atoms of society was the War for Independence of 1776.

In the granite it consists of various stages of change in form, attended by some chemical rearrangement.