Word Study
reorient
CIDE DICTIONARY
reorient, a.
Rising again. [1913 Webster]
"The life reorient out of dust." [1913 Webster]
OXFORD DICTIONARY
reorient, v.tr.
1 give a new direction to (ideas etc.); redirect (a thing).
2 help (a person) find his or her bearings again.
3 change the outlook of (a person).
4 (refl., often foll. by to) adjust oneself to or come to terms with something.
1 give a new direction to (ideas etc.); redirect (a thing).
2 help (a person) find his or her bearings again.
3 change the outlook of (a person).
4 (refl., often foll. by to) adjust oneself to or come to terms with something.
For further exploring for "reorient" in Webster Dictionary Online
