1. to move something to a different position or place
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘reposition’
2. to change the way something is presented or marketed to appeal to a different audience
Usage: business context

Examples

• The nurse repositions the patient every two hours to prevent bedsores.
• He repositions his chair to get a better view of the screen.
• The company repositions its product to target younger consumers.
• She repositions the camera for a clearer shot.
• The marketing team repositions the brand as eco-friendly.
• The coach repositions the players before the next play.
• The store repositions its merchandise to increase sales.