reorient
Speech parts
1. reorient - Adjective
2. reorient - Verb
Meaning
Rising again.
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States should significantly reduce military spending and develop conversion strategies to reorient resources towards social services, the creation of employment in peaceful industries, and greater support to the post-2015 development agenda.
Orient the house towards the South
BoB’s strategy is in line with Reserve Bank of India () governor Shaktikanta Das’s recent statement on the need for banks to reorient themselves in the wake of Covid.
Educational institutions need to reorient syllabus and teaching methodologies to make students meet industry requirements, Vice President M said here on Saturday.
A test roll done in February had confirmed the spacecraft's ability to maneuver and reorient itself.
He planned to reorient his lines and shift the center of potential action to the east of Spotsylvania, where he could renew the battle.