Revirement.
reshuffle, process of refilling positions (especially when several are changed at once)
Meaning & usage
reshuffle, process of refilling positions (especially when several are changed at once)
Nach Aufdeckung des Skandals gab es ein großes Revirement.
Where this word comes from
19th century, from French revirement (“sudden and drastic change”), from revirer (“turn a boat around”). The German semantic development suggests that it may have been associated with unrelated Latin vir (“man”), thus as it were “remanning”.
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