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Often used in the same context:
shakeup,
rejig,
shuffle,
demotion,
sacking,
departure,
resignation,
shadow cabinet,
ructions,
frontbench,
upheaval,
defection,
rearrangement,
cabinet,
succession,
axing,
realignment,
changes,
reorganization,
putsch,
appointment,
ministerial,
ouster,
purge,
overhauls,
coup,
successor,
replacements,
dismissal,
housecleaning,
ousting,
move,
heir apparent,
reorientation,
redeployment,
reappointment,
restructuring,
shift,
revision,
prime ministership,
shake,
premiership,
backbenchers,
reforms,
turnround,
ministers,
infighting,
ascension,
appointees,
disarray,
rumpus,
backdown,
laborite,
cutback,
moholi,
openside,
decentralisation,
indisposition,
reassignment,
decentralization,
redundancies,
changeover,
supreme commander,
mutiny,
blunder,
turnaround,
downsizing,
masterstroke,
politburo,
reallocation,
deadwood,
retrenchment,
managership,
revamping,
pecking order,
announcement,
revolt,
secretaryship,
makeover,
window dressing,
supremo,
professionalisation,
transformation,
presidium,
reformation,
parliamentary,
defenestration,
disunity,
loosehead,
interregnum,
candidature,
lieutenants,
hardliner,
retirements,
groupings,
shareholdings,
redrawing,
reins,
ministership,
readjustment,
scaleback,
reshuffling,
overhaul,
reorganisation,
rebuilding,
reordering,
revaluation,
rewrite,
upturn,
readjustments,
recasting,
renovation,
reorganizations,
upgrade,
overturn
More general:
make,
mix,
reallocation,
reallotment,
reapportioning,
reapportionment,
rearrange,
ruffle,
shuffle,
shuffling
Synonyms:
reshuffling
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— Adjectives for reshuffle:
major,
ministerial,
minor,
general,
first,
extensive,
next,
further,
recent,
complete,
subsequent,
more...
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