realignment

/ ˌriːəˈlaɪnmənt /

noun

1. the act or instance of restoring or changing to a previous or different position

Example Sentences

It marks the beginning of a strategic realignment that could change the region for decades.

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Others are uncertain about whether the Tianjin summit represented a fundamental realignment in the global order.

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At the heart of Reform's success is a fundamental realignment of the party preference of Brexit supporters.

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Instead, geographic realignment could result in Eastern and Western Conferences similar to the NBA.

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However, his “realignment” was never faintly as broad or as solid as he pretended it was.

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Related Words

• changeover 
• conversion 
• development 
• evolution 
• growth 
• passage 
• progress 
• progression 
• shift 
• transformation 
• upheaval