1. to change the direction or focus of something
2. to familiarize oneself again with a situation or environment

Examples

• The company decided to reorient its marketing strategy toward younger consumers.
• After the merger, we need to reorient our business goals.
• It took her a few days to reorient herself after moving to the new city.
• The coach helped the team reorient their approach to defense.
• He had to reorient his career plans after the industry changed.
• The therapy sessions helped her reorient her thinking patterns.
• We should reorient the discussion toward practical solutions.