Antonyms for repositioningrepo·si·tion·ing

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1. • Placement

Princeton's WordNet

1. repositioningnoun

   the act of placing in a new position

How to use repositioning in a sentence?

1. Rick Romano:

   Class A malls are repositioning themselves to be destinations, with more restaurants, which is making them more resilient to what's going on with the Internet.

2. Riccardo Fabiani:

   They are supporting the national unity government because they are very cleverly repositioning themselves in the new environment, that doesn't mean they will support the government all the time. As soon as divisions appear in the unity government they will side with one minister or another, like they did until 2014.

3. Ben Jang:

   We have relatively stretched valuations and I think just a lot of (investor) repositioning from the upswing we've had on the commodity side.

4. Bryan Carter:

   Clearly the epicenter of this sell-off is Europe, bond investors are re-evaluating how rich these core (bonds) got and repositioning into higher spreads and higher yielding classes.

5. Soner Cagaptay:

   Incirlik is important to the anti-ISIS struggle, but it's not indispensable, if Washington feels that this becomes the sine qua non in the relationship, the U.S. might pull the plug out. It would require a repositioning of forces.

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