reposition Antonyms
Meaning of reposition
reposition (n)
depositing in a warehouse
reposition (v)
change place or direction
place into another position
reposition (n.)
The act of repositing; a laying up.
reposition Sentence Examples
- The company repositioned its brand to appeal to a younger audience.
- The store repositioned its inventory to make it more accessible to customers.
- The government repositioned its forces to strengthen its defense.
- The artist repositioned the sculpture to cast a more dramatic shadow.
- The team repositioned the players to improve their strategic advantage.
- The company repositioned its products to meet changing market demands.
- The city repositioned its public transportation system to reduce congestion.
- The university repositioned its curriculum to focus on interdisciplinary studies.
- The doctor repositioned the fractured bone to facilitate healing.
- The organization repositioned its goals to align with its mission statement.
FAQs About the word reposition
depositing in a warehouse, change place or direction, place into another positionThe act of repositing; a laying up.
shift,remove, move, transfer, relocate, transport, dislocate, convey, transpose, budge
stabilize, secure, set, anchor, set, fix, anchor, freeze, secure, freeze
The company repositioned its brand to appeal to a younger audience.
The store repositioned its inventory to make it more accessible to customers.
The government repositioned its forces to strengthen its defense.
The artist repositioned the sculpture to cast a more dramatic shadow.
