Crossword clues for realign
realign
- Change affiliations
- Change, as allegiances
- True again
- Material that’s grand in fashionable shift
- Concrete marker with singular omission put straight again
- Extremely risqué setter gets rejected and principally needs to straighten up some more
- Adjust position of a Liberal in time in power
- Arrange again
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
vb. 1 To bring back into alignment. 2 To align again.
WordNet
v. align anew or better; "The surgeon realigned my jaw after the accident" [syn: realine]
Usage examples of "realign".
They found the Errin laying atop the man prone on his back, ignoring her pink induced revulsion at contact, her fingers holding the chest wound open so that her tongue could realign the torn heart tissue and supply all the nutriments to heal it, along with the nanomachines to accelerate repair.
Yes, Edwin, the time has come for me to realign my identity in accordance with a higher principle.
Seemed to think the experts might destroy his artistic visions if he allowed them to try to realign his metaphysical energy waves.
Until the Kanazawai once more realign themselves in the High Council, we are done with this war.
If the Blue Wheel Party collapses and its members realign with the War Party or the Imperials, every street merchant in Ontoset is speculating on the news the next day to the marketplace.
I could almost feel her thoughts realign themselves, and my pulse hammered when her posture melted from tense to seductive.
MorningLightMountain began to realign the surviving wormhole routes to each of the twenty-three new worlds it had taken into its domain.
As it stumbled in its attempt to turn and realign its defense, the mighty barbarian chopped it down.
Now he simply had to wait and watch for his next chance to realign his companions.
Bruenor looked away and tried to realign his thoughts, for he had nearly convinced himself, and had always hoped, that the mines would be empty of any organized group and easy for the taking.
Dinkel restlessly rummages through the news, his sheet of epaper flickering as millions of microscopic balls, each one half white and half black, realign into new text and pictures.
It will put an end to the need for methane and oil mining on Earth, and completely realign political maps drawn by the scarcity of hydrocarbons.
She sat down and let it adjust itself, then laid her head back, and felt it realign again.
When their bodies were at last realigned, she nestled within his arms and kissed him lingeringly, tasting her own flavour as he tasted his.
Gauvreau said as she studied how Kirk had realigned both sensor systems to function together.