1. past tense and past participle of realign; to change the position or direction of something to bring it into proper alignment again
2. to change or reorganize political, social, or business relationships or alliances
Usage: often used in political contexts

Examples

• The mechanic realigned the car’s wheels after the accident.
• She realigned the picture frame on the wall.
• The company realigned its departments to improve efficiency.
• After the election, several politicians realigned themselves with different parties.
• The chiropractor realigned my spine during the treatment.
• The team realigned their strategy for the new season.
• The satellite dish was realigned to improve the signal.