repositioned

see definition of repositioning

as inshift

as inrearrange

Word Origin & History

1580s, "act of replacing," from Late Latin repositionem (nominative repositio), noun of action from past participle stem of Latin reponere (see repose (v.2)). Meaning "act of laying up in safety" is from 1610s.

Example Sentences for repositioned

He repositioned it after he got the rocket drill out of the storage compartment.

In this eBook, that footnote has been repositioned to be in the sequence of its anchor.

Footnotes have been collected and repositioned just before the Index.

Illustrations were repositioned so that paragraphs were not split.

Illustrations have been repositioned closer to references in the text.

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Synonyms for repositioned

verb switch, fluctuate

alter
change
deviate
drift
move
relocate
remove
ship
shuffle
transfer
turn
vary
veer
about-face
budge
cook
dislocate
displace
disturb
exchange
fault
flip-flop
rearrange
replace
reposition
slip
stir
substitute
swerve
tack
transmogrify
transpose
vacillate
waffle
yo-yo
blow hot and cold
bottom out
change gears
dial back
do up
hem and haw
move around
move over
recalibrate
swap places
switch over
turn around
turn the corner
turn the tables

Antonyms for repositioned

continue
fix
hold
keep
remain
stay
calm
leave alone
order
deactivate
stagnate

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