repositions

Shifts to elsewhere

Repositions means to move something to a new position or location.

The word applies to physical objects, abstract concepts, or strategic placement: The nurse repositioned the patient in bed, The company repositioned itself in the market.

In marketing, to reposition a brand is to change how consumers perceive it.

strategy

maneuver

Deliberate tactical movement

shift · relocate · tactical · flank · regroup · pivot · outmaneuver · placement · formation · rearrange

physical

move

Change location or act

place · transfer · rearrange · reorient · slide · tilt · angle · rotate · realign · lift

marketing

rebrand

Change commercial identity

target · perception · brand · image · messaging · market · competitive · refresh · reinvent · audience

anatomy

joint

Shared by multiple parties

reduction · alignment · fracture · bone · socket · manipulation · stabilize · ligament · shoulder · hip

Opposites
movement/placement

repositionsfixes

Repairs or solutions

secures · anchors · immobilizes · stations · plants

stability/change

repositionspreserves

Cooked fruit in sugar

maintains · retains · stays put · stabilizes · stands still

Family

reposition, preposition, prepositions, repositioning, repositioned, prepositional

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G