repositioned

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.

Illustrations have been repositioned only when they interrupted paragraphs in the original.

Page 34: The signature and date were repositioned for consistency with all of the other signatures and dates in this book.

The few footnotes are repositioned at the end the text, and have been re-numbered consecutively.

The few footnotes are repositioned at the end the text, and have been re-numbered consecutively (1-12).

Illustrations have been resized and repositioned to be closer to the text that first refers to them.

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