Synonyms for repositioning
repo·si·tion·ing

Princeton's WordNet

1. repositioningnoun

   the act of placing in a new position

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1. • Placement

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1. List of paraphrases for "repositioning":

   reposition, reorientation, reorganization, refocusing

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1. 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.

2. 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.

3. 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.

4. The Port:

   Ships, containers and chassis are all out of balance. They're not where they need to be to support cargo movement. Repositioning of these assets will take some time.

5. 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.