reapportion in English

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reapportion, transitive verb.
1. to apportion again.
Ex. to reapportion property.
2. (U.S.) to revise the apportionment of.
Ex. The 50 state legislatures have been reapportioned because the Court eventually came around to Justice

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v.i. (U.S.) to undergo reapportionment.
Ex. Legislatures often refuse to reapportion because they wish to protect the seats of some members from underpopulated areas (Robert G. Dixon, Jr.).