1. past tense of reapportion; to distribute or allocate again in a different way
Usage: often used in political contexts regarding legislative districts

Examples

• The state legislature reapportioned the congressional districts after the census.
• Funding was reapportioned among the various departments based on new priorities.
• The committee reapportioned the tasks to ensure equal workload distribution.
• School districts were reapportioned to address population changes.
• The board reapportioned the budget allocations for the upcoming fiscal year.
• Representatives reapportioned the seats following demographic shifts.