Reshuffle [verb]

● Rejuvenate

● Repair

● Fix

● Overhaul

● Restore

● Regenerate

● Rebuild

● Recreate

● Revamp

● Remodel

● Renovate

● Reproduce

● Rework

● Rehabilitate

● Fix up

● Reestablish

● Modernize

● Reform

● Doctor

● Replace

● Deduce

● Recondition

● Patch

● Copy

● Do up

● Remake

● Reassemble

● Retool

● Recast

● Reorient

● Refashion

● Remold

● Reconstitute

● Make over

● Piece together

● Hurt

● Break

● Kill

● Raze

● Corrupt

● Damage

● Ruin

● Destroy

● Reshuffle

● Shakeup

● Shuffle

● Revamp

● Cabinet

● Realignment

● Reorganization

● Ministerial

● Change

● Reorganizing

● Overhaul

● Restructure

● Reorganize

● Restructuring

● Revision

● Redrawing

● Readjustment

● Reshaping

● Refurbishment

● Redesign

● Reworking

● Readjust

● Adjustment

● Reorganisation

● Revise

● Renovation

● Recasting

● Rewrite

● Adjust

● Amend

● Adjusting

● Amendment

● Amending

● Disturbance

● Amended

● Modification

● Reword

● Modify

● Adjusted

● Modifying

● Re-engineer

● Re-engineering

● Readjusting

● Reconfiguration

● Reconstitution

● Redesigning

● Redrafting

● Reengineering

● Remodelling

● Remolding

● Restructured

● Shake-up

● Modified

● Valorization

● Rejig

● Rearrangement

● Demotion

● Resignation

● Upheaval

● Shadow cabinet

● Defection

● Succession

● Redeployment

● Disarray

● Reassignment

● Ouster

● Reorientation

● Reallocation

● Retrenchment

● Shift

● Infighting

● Cutback

● Politburo

● Sacking

● Departure

● Ructions

● Frontbench

● Changes

● Putsch

● Appointment

● Purge

● Overhauls

● Coup

● Shake up

● Successor

● Reallotment

● Replacements

● Dismissal

● Housecleaning

● Ousting

● Move

● Heir apparent

● Reappointment

● Prime ministership

● Shake

● Premiership

● Backbenchers

● Reforms

● Turnround

● Ministers