repartition

Split up anew

Repartition means to partition again or differently—to divide something that was already divided.

In computing, to repartition a hard drive is to reorganize how its storage space is allocated: I need to repartition the disk to install a second operating system.

The word also appears in political contexts when territories or resources are redistributed: The treaty repartitioned the contested region among three nations.

political

redistricting

Redrawing electoral boundaries

reapportionment · census · voting · representation · legislative · congressional · boundaries · zoning · municipal · jurisdiction

allocation

apportioning

Dividing into shares

assignment · parceling · proportioning · divvying · rationing · meting · earmarking · disbursement · reallocation · reassignment

territorial

border

Outer edge or limit

division · secession · annexation · sovereignty · enclave · mandate · treaty · colonial · postwar · ethnic

computing

disk

Flat circular object

sector · storage · formatting · resizing · defragmentation · bootable · GPT · logical · primary · extended

Opposites
sequence of division

repartitionpartition

Barrier separating spaces

first division

division versus unification

repartitionreunify

Restore to one entity

unify · consolidate · merge · reunite · integrate

Family

repartitioned

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