reorient
/riˈɔriˌɛnt/
verb
- To change the direction or focus of something; to adjust to a new situation or environment.
- The teacher helped the students reorient their attention to the main topic.
- She took a few days to reorient herself after moving to a new city.
- After the merger, the company had to reorient its marketing strategy.
- To turn or align something in a different direction, especially physically.
- We need to reorient the antenna to get a better signal.
- He reoriented the map so that north was pointing upward.
- The gardener reoriented the pots to give the plants more sunlight.
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