1. to change the position or direction of something
Usage: transitive
2. to adjust one’s thinking or approach to adapt to new circumstances
Usage: often reflexive

Examples

• The company needs to reorientate its marketing strategy toward younger consumers.
• After the merger, employees had to reorientate themselves to new procedures.
• The satellite dish was reorientated to improve signal reception.
• She took time to reorientate her career goals after the promotion.
• The map helped us reorientate our position in the forest.
• The school will reorientate its curriculum to emphasize technology skills.