1. changing or adjusting the direction, position, or focus of something
Usage: present participle of reorient

Examples

• The company is reorienting its business strategy toward digital services.
• After getting lost, we spent time reorienting ourselves using the map.
• The therapist helped her with reorienting her thoughts in a more positive direction.
• The school is reorienting its curriculum to emphasize critical thinking skills.
• He had difficulty reorienting himself after waking up in the unfamiliar room.
• The organization is reorienting its mission to better serve the community.