CEFR B2

reorient toward

verb phrase

Meaning

To change one's focus, direction, or perspective in relation to a new situation or goal.

Examples

The company had to reorient toward a more sustainable business model.
After the breakup, she needed time to reorient toward her own life and happiness.

Synonyms: adjust to, redirect, refocus, realign

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reorient toward (B2)

verb phrase

Pronunciation: ˌriːˈɔːriənt təˈwɔːrd

Definition

To change one's focus, direction, or perspective in relation to a new situation or goal.

Examples

The company had to reorient toward a more sustainable business model.
After the breakup, she needed time to reorient toward her own life and happiness.

How to Use reorient toward

reorient toward (prepositional phrase): To change focus, direction, or perspective in relation to a new situation or goal. — "The company had to reorient toward a more sustainable business model."
reorient oneself (reflexive verb): To adjust one's own position or understanding. — "It took him a while to reorient himself after waking up in the hospital."

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