to reorientate

Examples

• All

• Using a transverse image, the myocardium is reorientated to obtain the three standard imaging planes used in nuclear cardiology for qualitative evaluation: short axis, vertical long, and horizontal long axis.

  Academic text (2007)

• So there was no question for him of adapting the state, if you like, and reorientating it in line with the new ideology.

  Triggernometry

• How far can we push them before they will reorientate themselves?

  TED-Ed

• And then we move inside for reorientating exercises.

  But I'm a Cheerleader (2000)

• And that new heart is reorientated towards God, and that means that the disease is put into remission.

  Liam Tuffs

• So there was no question for him of adapting the state, if you like, and reorientating it in line with the new ideology.

  Triggernometry

• The therapist guided the client to reorientate their focus towards positive thoughts.

• To adapt to the new market conditions, the company decided to reorientate its business strategy.

Synonyms

T

to turn

vsto reorientate

∞ 1.0

Move your attention to something else

implies adjusting direction or position again, not merely turning attention

R

to realign

vsto reorientate

28 4.9

To move things or ideas into the right position

includes changing direction or focus as well, not only physical alignment

R

to refocus

vsto reorientate

23 3.9

Adjust something so it is clear or pay attention to something again

covers a wider change in direction or alignment, not just mental focus

R

to readjust

vsto reorientate

22 3.8

Change something or yourself again to fit a new situation

focuses specifically on changing direction or focus rather than general change

S

to shift focus

vsto reorientate

14 3.8

Change what you pay attention to

involves adjusting alignment or position again rather than only moving attention

R

to reorient

vsto reorientate

8 5.6

To change the direction or main focus of something

is the longer form of the same verb used in some dialects

R

to recalibrate

vsto reorientate

7 6.5

Change a plan or attitude to fit new information

is about immediate physical or focus adjustment rather than strategic plan changes

R

to reapply

vsto reorientate

1 3.6

Give your attention or effort to something again after a break

is about adjusting direction or position rather than simply returning effort

R

to readdress

vsto reorientate

1 5.3

To send something to a different address or deal with it again

focuses more on physical or personal positioning than on rehandling issues

O

to orientate

vsto reorientate

• UK

6.5

To find your position and get used to a new place or situation

involves adjusting again after a loss of sense of direction

T

to take a moment to orient

vsto reorientate

4.1

Pause briefly to look around and understand where you are

does the same adjustment but without needing a brief pause

R

to reconcentrate

vsto reorientate

8.1

To focus again after being distracted

is broader, involving direction or position change beyond mere concentration

Antonyms

D

to disorientate

• UK

5.7

To make someone lose their sense of direction or feel confused

How Aligned

to overhaul

35 4.6

to reorientate

• UK

6.3

to redirect

67 3.7

to adjust

317 2.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology