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realign
This term conveys a sense of corrective adjustment, implying that a previous state of order has been lost or has become obsolete. In mechanical contexts, it suggests a precise, technical restoration of symmetry or balance to ensure optimal function.
In organizational or strategic contexts, the word carries a professional, corporate tone. It describes the deliberate process of synchronizing goals or values to match a changing environment, often used to soften the impact of a pivot or a structural overhaul.
Meanings
To change the position of something so that it is straight or in the correct relative position to other parts.
Examples
The mechanic had to realign the wheels to stop the car from pulling to the left.
We need to realign our marketing strategy to target a younger demographic.
I feel like my spine needs to realign after that long flight.
Let me just realign these documents on the desk before we start the meeting.
The company decided to realign its priorities to focus on sustainable energy.
Wait, the laser beam didn't realign properly after the shock.
I must realign my personal goals with my current lifestyle.
The chiropractor worked to realign the vertebrae in my neck.
Phrasal Verbs
realign with
to bring into agreement or harmony with a specific standard or entity
The department needs to realign with the new corporate guidelines to ensure consistency.