Realign
Pronunciation: /riːəˈlaɪn/
Realign (verb)
- To move things so they are in the correct position again, with straight lines or proper order.
- To adjust a plan, route, or direction so it matches new needs or new information.
- To change how an organization or government focuses its actions to fit a new goal or situation.
Examples
- The team realigns the parts before the next test.
- The parts realign when you tighten the screws.