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rebudget

rebudget

5.4
A new plan for how to use money after costs change
  • noun
  • /ˌriːˈbʌdʒɪt/
translation icon : revisión del presupuesto
  • The school decided to create a new rebudget after the unexpected increase in expenses for the science lab.

Examples

  • After the financial review, the team submitted a rebudget to allocate funds more effectively for the upcoming projects.

  • The nonprofit organization prepared a rebudget to ensure they could continue their community outreach despite reduced funding.

  • To better fulfill their role and expand education-abroad programs, it is highly recommended that community colleges rethink their mission, rebudget in ways that sustain education-abroad programs, remodel the programs, and rejuvenate education-abroad consortia.

    Academic text (2011)

Synonyms

budget
vsrebudget
2.1

A plan for how much money to spend and receive, or the money set aside for something

is a revised plan made to adjust previous figures

How Extensive

to overhaul
35 4.6
rebudget
5.4
revision
94 2.9
adjustment
133 2.9

Surface Forms

rebudget singular
rebudgets plural

Morphology

rebudget = rebudget (transparent) = re + budget

This noun is a straightforward zero-derived result noun from the verb 'rebudget'.

Etymology

Rebudget comes from the parts re- 'again' and budget 'a plan for money', so a rebudget is a new or changed money plan made when costs or plans change.