1. arranges or organizes something again in a different way
2. places a new order for goods or services that were previously ordered

1. new orders placed for goods or services that were previously ordered

Examples

• She reorders the books on her shelf alphabetically.
• The manager reorders the team’s priorities for the project.
• The restaurant reorders supplies every Tuesday.
• Our company automatically reorders office materials when stock runs low.
• The pharmacy reorders medications based on patient demand.
• Customer reorders increased by 30% this quarter.
• The system tracks all reorders for inventory management.