1. changing the position or direction of something to bring it into proper arrangement again
Usage: present participle of realign
2. changing or reorganizing political alliances, loyalties, or group memberships
Usage: political context

Examples

• The mechanic is realigning the car’s wheels after the accident.
• She spent hours realigning the crooked picture frames on the wall.
• The company is realigning its business strategy to focus on digital products.
• Political parties are realigning themselves before the upcoming election.
• The chiropractor is realigning my spine to reduce back pain.
• The team is realigning their defense to counter the opponent’s new strategy.
• After the merger, departments are realigning their reporting structures.