re-sort

See also: resort and Resort

English

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Etymology

From re- +‎ sort.

Verb

re-sort (third-person singular simple present re-sorts, present participle re-sorting, simple past and past participle re-sorted)

  2. (transitive, intransitive) To repeat a sorting process; sort again.
    Coordinate terms: refilter; regrade, reclassify; reseparate; resieve, resift
    • 2026 August 21, Unnati Chaudhary, “Dhangadhi turns waste into business, but faces growing challenges”, in Nepal News‎[1], archived from the original on 23 August 2026, Feature:
      Until a few years ago, the lack of waste management made the Dhangadhi market foul-smelling. Today, it is relatively clean. A system that regularly collects waste from homes and businesses, enforces household segregation, re-sorts it at a collection center, and sends saleable materials to the market has eased the sub-metropolitan city’s waste management.

Translations

Noun

re-sort (plural re-sorts)

  1. An act of sorting again.
    Coordinate terms: refiltering; regrading, reclassification; reseparation; resieving, resifting

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