repositioning
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Definition
Noun: The act of moving something or someone to a different place or position.
Usage
"Repositioning" is used to describe the deliberate action of changing the location, orientation, or strategic placement of an object, person, or concept. It often implies a calculated or strategic move.
Examples
- The repositioning of the furniture made the room feel much larger.
- The company's brand repositioning aimed to attract a younger demographic.
- After the injury, the repositioning of the player to a defensive role extended his career.
Advanced Usage
- Strategic/Market Repositioning: A business strategy to change how a brand, product, or company is perceived in the market.
- The successful repositioning of the soft drink from a sugary beverage to a lifestyle brand increased its sales.
- Surgical Repositioning: In medicine, the act of moving a body part, organ, or bone fragment back to its correct or a new functional position.
- The procedure involved the surgical repositioning of the jaw.
Variants and Related Words
- Reposition (verb): To place in a new position.
- We need to reposition the satellite dish for a better signal.
- Repositioned (adjective): Having been moved to a new position.
- The repositioned artwork became the focal point of the gallery.
Synonyms
- Relocation: The action of moving to a new place.
- Rearrangement: The action of changing the position or order of things.
- Realignment: The action of changing or restoring to a different or former position.
Related Phrases
- Repositioning strategy: A plan for changing the market perception of a product or brand.
- Their repositioning strategy focused on sustainability and ethical sourcing.
Noun
- the act of placing in a new position