realign

/ ˌriːəˈlaɪn /

verb

1. to change or put back to a new or former place or position

Example Sentences

Marquette University political scientist Risa Brooks, who specializes in civilian-military relations, echoed that concern, warning that the speeches reflected an effort to realign the military with a partisan political agenda.

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Caltrans also set aside money to negotiate and acquire land from three private properties, including oceanfront portions of a historic ranch that will be most impacted by the realigned highway.

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But once we started rehearsals, we didn’t have to have a long talk and realign ourselves because it’s been 18 years.

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Reiki for humans is a Japanese energy-healing modality that, practitioners say, aids relaxation, pain relief and overall health by realigning the body’s energy centers, or “chakras.”

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In an interview before Friday’s game, he said he has cycled through various “feels” with his swing in hopes of getting his mechanics realigned.

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Related Words

• readjust 
• reorganize 
• reorient