
Reorder
Sequence Matters
Use 'reorder' when it's important to change the existing sequence of elements.

The programmer needed to reorder the code lines for optimization.
Systematic Changes
'Reorder' implies a deliberate, thoughtful rearrangement, not random changes.

She had to carefully reorder her essay paragraphs to improve coherence.
Implies Correction
Using 'reorder' can suggest that the current order is incorrect or suboptimal.

The files were messy; to find anything, we had to reorder them first.
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