reposition¹ Definition
repo·si·tion (rep′ə zis̸h′ən, rē′pə-)
noun
a repositing or being reposited; specif., replacement, as of a part of the body by a surgical operation
Etymology: LL repositio
reposition² Definition
re·po·si·tion (rē′pə zis̸h′ən)
reposition Usage Examples
Object
- entrance: Please note that while work continues, access to the Museum is via a temporary repositioned entrance and the café is closed for refurbishment.
- brand: Sponsored projects might include repositioning a brand or writing to a specific target market.
- ball: Question 9: The attacking player should consider repositioning the ball with his hands.
- patient: MRI also has the unique ability to acquire images in numerous planes without repositioning the patient.
- business: Description of the Business This vacancy provides a fantastic opportunity to work with Charles Wells in repositioning the business in the local market place.
- company: The board has been taking firm action to reposition the company to provide a sound platform for further growth.
Preposition: on
screen: This toolbar can be repositioned anywhere on the screen 1. Changing the Form size.
Modifies a noun
self: RWUAvailableLocaleListIterator& operator++ ( ); Repositions self to the next position in the locale name list, and returns a reference to self.
Modifying Another Word
- successfully: In 2005 the festival successfully repositioned, concentrating on new music entirely and opening up the range of venues to include central London locations.
- yet: Data holiday insurance turkey on more award at the had been up yet repositioning himself.
- then: With huge plastic is in the cruises then repositioned.
- so: There was a taught cable rigged through and the stones were carefully repositioned so as to make the temple look solid.
- also: We also repositioned the stop board to its new position for trains coming off of the mainline.
- automatically: Spring loaded track dogs automatically reposition the push bar for the next drive.
Used with why or when
- when: The timbers of the mill have been removed or repositioned when the mill was apparently rebuilt to take the turbine.
- where: Also, components can easily be repositioned any where in the diagram, allowing better spacing.
Preposition: of
- library: Maureen played a leading role in the repositioning of the library to become the library of record on the changing role of women.
- company: I would now like to turn to the repositioning of the Company which I am pleased to report is taking place with increasing momentum.
- service: The re-branding to Regio Taxi was undertaken in 2000 in order to reflect the repositioning of the service to the whole community.
- brand: The positive sales have been a result of the repositioning of the brand in key markets over the last two years.
Browse dictionary entries near reposition
- ‹ reposit
- ‹ reposeful
- ‹ repose
- ‹ reposal
- ‹ reports
- ‹ reporting level
- ‹ reporting
- ‹ reporter
- ‹ reportedly
- ‹ reported
- repository ›
- repossess ›
- repoussé ›
- repp ›
- Repplier, Agnes ›
- repr ›
- reprehend ›
- reprehensible ›
- reprehension ›
- represent ›

