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realignment
noun as in reformation
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noun as in transition
Example Sentences
The opening of careers—in military command and the civil service, for instance—to talent rather than noble descent started a realignment in the distribution of status.
"This year's results reflect the impact of our strategic realignment," he said.
Porsche said extraordinary expenses for its realignment efforts amounted to roughly 2.7 billion euros in the first nine months and it expects around 3.1 billion euros in total for the year.
“We can expect Russia to deepen ties with non-Western buyers such as China and India, which could redraw pricing structures and long-term supply routes. It’s an immediate geopolitical and economic realignment.”
"This realignment of supply chains has kept the factory lights on."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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