What does to to reprioritise something mean?

"You’re saving up for experiences
You have reprioritised your live and realised that you want less stuff and more experiences. After an adventure, you are already working on saving for the next one. Your hard-earned money is now being put toward plane tickets and trips instead of possessions that will only keep you sedentary."

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What does to to reprioritise something mean?

"You’re saving up for experiences
You have reprioritised your live and realised that you want less stuff and more experiences. After an adventure, you are already working on saving for the next one. Your hard-earned money is now being put toward plane tickets and trips instead of possessions that will only keep you sedentary."

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(transitive) To arrange things in a new order of importance; to prioritize again.

reprioritize - Wiktionary

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