1. to move something to a different position or place
2. to change the way something is presented or marketed to appeal to a different audience
Usage: business; marketing

Examples

• The nurse helped reposition the patient in bed.
• We need to reposition the furniture before the party.
• The company decided to reposition their product for younger consumers.
• Can you reposition the camera for a better angle?
• The coach repositioned the players during halftime.
• They repositioned the brand as a luxury item.
• Please reposition your chair closer to the table.