re-sort
USree-SORT/ˌɹiˈsɔɹt/UKree-SAWT/ˌɹiːˈsɔːt/
Verbre-sorts, re-sorting, re-sorted
Noun pluralre-sorts
Formsre-sorts, re-sorting, re-sorted
Pluralre-sorts
- 1To arrange items in order again after a first sorting.
Like shuffling a deck and then putting the cards back in order one more time.
I had to re-sort the photos after the app jumbled them.
If the list comes out wrong, just re-sort and check again.
Similarreorder, rearrange, reorganize
- 2A second time that things are put in order.
Like tidying your room one more time to get everything just right.
The files needed a quick re-sort before the meeting.
After two re-sorts, the list finally looked right.
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Origin
From re- (meaning 'again') plus the word 'sort'.