1. past tense and past participle of reposition; moved to a new or different position
2. changed the market position or public image of a product, company, or brand
Usage: business; marketing

Examples

• The nurse repositioned the patient to prevent bedsores.
• We repositioned the furniture to make more space.
• The satellite was repositioned to improve signal coverage.
• The company repositioned itself as an eco-friendly brand.
• She repositioned her chair to get a better view of the stage.
• The marketing team repositioned the product for younger consumers.
• The chess player repositioned his pieces strategically.