reorient

🇺🇸 /riˈɔːrient/ 🇬🇧 /riˈɔːrient/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags RARE
verb
R

To change the direction or purpose of something to better suit a new situation or goal.

After the economic downturn, the company had to reorient its business strategy to stay competitive.

R

To adjust your understanding or perspective to a new situation.

After moving to a new city, it took her a while to reorient and find her way around.

translation

v. To change the direction or purpose of something to better suit a new situation or goal.; To adjust your understanding or perspective to a new situation.

Word Forms

3rd Present reorients
Past reoriented
Perfect reoriented
Progressive reorienting