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Reposition (Verb)

Change place or direction; "Shift one's position".

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The company plans to reposition itself as a leader in the tech industry by launching new innovative products.
During the surgery, the patient had to reposition on the operating table to facilitate the doctor's access.
The team repositioned their furniture to create more space in the conference room for the meeting.
Her yoga instructor told her to reposition her body to get the full benefits of the downward-facing dog pose.
The pilot had to reposition the aircraft to align with the runway before landing safely.

Place into another position.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The chess player carefully studied her opponent's moves before deciding to reposition her knight.
The emergency responders had to reposition the victim to keep his airway clear.
The artist climbed up the ladder to reposition the painting in the gallery.
To get a better view, she asked the usher to reposition her seat.
The stagehands worked together to reposition the heavy scenery during intermission.