1. changes the direction, position, or focus of something
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘reorient’
2. adjusts oneself to new circumstances or surroundings
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘reorient’

Examples

• The company reorients its marketing strategy every quarter.
• She reorients the telescope to track the moving star.
• The new manager reorients the team’s priorities toward customer service.
• He reorients himself after getting lost in the forest.
• The school reorients its curriculum to include more technology courses.
• The bird reorients its flight path to avoid the storm.
• The therapist helps her patient reorient his thinking patterns.